Back in action

A big HELLO to all (not sure if anyone is still following my blog).

I was panicking while I was trying to log on to my blog account. I have not been blogging for about a year and was having a hard time recalling my user account and password! Thanks god, sign of ageing is not showing on me yet! 

It took me quite a while to decide to return to the life of blogging. I have been lazy all these while and recently a few major events happened on me that makes me ponder about my life and I decided to try to make an effort to pen down my thoughts and feeling in this blog and serves as diary for myself. 

2 weeks back, I went for my LASIK surgery. I believe this is the most incredible and brave act that I could never imagine myself having the courage to go for it. I started wearing glasses at the age of 12 years old (primary 6) and changed to wearing lens at the age of 17 years old. Now at the age of 32 years, finally, have the feeling to say goodbye to glasses and lens! I was very grateful to have my boyfriend with me during the pre-evaluation assessment to consultation to surgery. We spent almost like 6 hours at the surgery clinic. The pre-evaluation went well and I had the surgery on the same day after our lunch. While waiting in the surgery room, I had a sudden emotional thought feeling how fortunate I have been all these while and I decided I should be more thankful for all the beautiful things in life and should not take things for granted. I am grateful to have the extra money for this 'cosmetic' surgery and told myself after my new reborn vision, I should be a more appreciative person. The surgery went well though I almost freaked out in the operating theatre! Every day in the morning, the moment I open my eyes, I give thanks for each new day that I am having now. 

In a person's life journey, its always good to have a partner to support you, for the better or the worse, and I want to thanks my boyfriend who was with me throughout this LASIK surgery. I believe without his strength, I may still not have the courage to walk into the clinic and transform to a glass-free person. I am glad I am not alone in my journey!