Prepare For A Big Earthquake--------LASIK！

As a preparation for earthquakes that might occur in the near future, you might come up with a lot of stuff, for example, hardtack, a flashlight and insurance etc.  However, how about laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis, that is, LASIK? Do you take it into account? I heard many voices that deeply regret not having LASIK after the devastating earthquake on March 11.  Let me explain why they should have undergone it.


You know, LASIK is a surgery to recuperate your eyesight.　Let's imagine the situation that you are very shortsighted people and a dreadful earthquake occurred. At first you have to secure the safety of your family and some important stuff. If you don't wear contact lenses when it starts , for example, in the early morning, can you smoothly do that? It's hard, because at that time your house will be chaotic and moreover you  must be already panicked. In short, you have to look for someone or something  with arduousness since you can't look well. After the earthquake, there is still a problem. It is hard to procure new contact lenses and glasses in stead of broken one in the disaster because terrible earthquake give rise to shortage of resources and cut off transportation. You might end up spending truly inconvenient time.

Many years ago my sister-in-law underwent a LASIK  in case of earthquake. When I heard of that I felt she thought too much, but after the earthquake I realized she was right. Actually my eyesight is very bad so I can't live without contact lenses. It might be the time I start to think of LASIK.