Thanks for the kind wishes - he's nearly finished his antibionics now and his finger's looking much better - not nearly so red and hot - but is still a bit swollen, so I shall be keeping a close eye on that in case he needs to go and see the doc .
I've often wondered what kind of job Rob does.
He's a software engineer. Currently he writes and/or tests the software that controls the engines of jet airliners. (not as much fun as it sounds :-)).
He can cope fairly well with computer screens - he has reasonable vision in his good eye for that - his problem is mainly lack of peripheral vision,especially below the vertical, which makes it very hard to see obstacles, and the fact that when he had his cataracts removed, they inserted artificial lenses which means his vision is fixed-focus.
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He's a software engineer. Currently he writes and/or tests the software that controls the engines of jet airliners. (not as much fun as it sounds :-)).
He can cope fairly well with computer screens - he has reasonable vision in his good eye for that - his problem is mainly lack of peripheral vision,especially below the vertical, which makes it very hard to see obstacles, and the fact that when he had his cataracts removed, they inserted artificial lenses which means his vision is fixed-focus.