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“But when surgeons cut the cornea, they’re removing nerves and leaving the corneas with odd shapes. Some patients will have intractable pain.”

Paths to Recovery—and Advocacy

Some, like Brooklyn electrician Abraham Rutner, have found relief through scleral lenses—a specialized contact lens that protects damaged corneas.

Dr. Boshnick has treated numerous post-Lasik patients with such lenses, helping restore both vision and quality of life.

Cofer, now 66, says she chooses to live so she can advocate for others. “Not everyone has severe complications, but a lot more people are suffering than you know,” she said.

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