Title: Hoping to see 20/20 Author: Karen Stradt I'm a 49 yr old woman who would i love to not wake up every morning and put in my contacts. At the age of 21 and giving birth to my first child after the doctor's said I may never have children due to female problems, glasses were next on the list. Everything began blurry and I first I kept saying I didn't need them even thought everyone around me kept telling I did. I'm now the mother of a 28 yr old and 24 yr old and a grandmother to a 5 yr old and 2 yr old. Over the years it was a battle to keep my glasses on my face as they weigh on my nose all day gaving me trouble headaches, so I finally switch to contacts but every night I still have to take them out, clean and store them. And repeat the process daily. I work full time on the computer and every year my prescription get worst and worst. Paying for Lasik has not been an option for us due to the needs of my kids coming first helping them through college and now I'm paying for that and hoping that one day soon I can finally take care of me first. This is a great opportunity that would improve my daily living tremendously! Thanks