Why Ophthalmology | My Story and the 8 Words That Changed My Life
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- čas přidán 30. 11. 2021
- In this video, I share the story of how I went from a concert pianist to an eye surgeon. Learn the life event and the 8 words that changed my life!
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Hi! My name is Michele Lee, and I am a board-certified ophthalmologist and fellowship-trained cornea, cataract, and refractive surgeon.
Instagram: michelelee_md
Website: www.micheleleemd.com
My Practice:
Tozer Lee Eye Center
9811 N 95th St #101, Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Phone: 480-947-4493
www.tozerleeeye.com
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Today we are getting personal. This was the hardest video for me to script and film, but it's out there in the You-niverse!
Have you had a similar life-changing event? Let me know in the comments below! 👇
Love your story! As a technician I always felt sympathetic towards those that had to have a corneal transplant. Often telling patients that we will become like family.
I agree that cornea transplant patients become like family :) Thanks for watching Nestor!
This is a amazing story, good move for you and your patients!
Thank you! 🙏
How inspiring!
Hello, Dr. Michele! Thanks for sharing with us! You are surely my role model! Support from Hong Kong!👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Milly! Really appreciate all your support and sending my ❤️ back to HK!
What an
Eye-opening experience that must've been
😂It certainly was Eye-opening!
Dr Lee thank you for dedicating your life to helping other people. I’ve been binging on your videos to educate myself on upcoming cataract surgery. My first visit discovered I had tearing around my retina and was able to get laser surgery the next day to repair it. Tomorrow I go to see if it was a success and then should be able to continue with cataract surgeries in about 3 weeks. I can somewhat relate to your horrifying story about the corneal injury. When I was in my early 20s (early 1970s) wearing soft lenses, I had them in all day and was up all night before I took them out to go to bed. After sleeping I woke up and had excruciating eye pain, couldn’t hardly open them as they were very painful. Called the eye doctor and he said I torn the membrane off my eyes and it would take about 24 hours to feel better. He was right, it got better pretty quick but man was it painful! Thanks again for all the great info.
AWESOME STORY, and from that experience you made a great life changing decision, to SERVE IS TO LOVE! Look At the amount of people you have helped! Keep of the amazing work, you’re SIMPLY VERY BLESS!
Dr Lee thank you for dedicating your life to helping other people. I’ve been binging on your videos to educate myself on upcoming cataract surgery. My first visit discovered I had tearing around my retina and was able to get laser surgery the next day to repair it. Tomorrow I go to see if it was a success and then should be able to continue with cataract surgeries in about 3 weeks. I can somewhat relate to your horrifying story about the corneal injury. When I was in my early 20s (early 1970s) wearing soft lenses, I had them in all day and was up all night before I took them out to go to bed. After sleeping I woke up and had excruciating eye pain, couldn’t hardly open them as they were very painful. Called the eye doctor and he said I torn the membrane off my eyes and it would take about 24 hours to feel better. He was right, it got better pretty quick but man was it painful! Thanks again for all the great info.