Andy Stumpf

The doctor did one eye and then retired from surgery.

In parentheses, he's in his 50s.

I don't know what to take from that particular sentence because I,

People retire at a variety of different ages for a variety of different reasons.

Maybe he retired because he was a really poor surgeon.

Maybe the numbers were not tallying up in his favor.

Maybe he did that to avoid a lawsuit or malpractice, whatever it may be.

Or maybe he had other things going on in his life.

Maybe he came...

from a family of money.

Maybe his significant other came from money.

Maybe he just didn't need to or want to work anymore.

Maybe he got tired of dealing with insurance companies.

Fill in the blank.

People retire for a variety of reasons.

So don't make a leap in logic just because he retired shortly after your mother's first eye surgery was done.

They could be related, but they could have no relation at all.

Next, we were referred to a doctor in the same office, and she refused to do the surgery.

My mom originally just had high eye pressure from glaucoma, and now after the surgery, she is 95% blind in one eye.

I don't know what to do.