Hi Sharon,
wow, u so lucky.
Hi dear,
I forgotten about SNEC reminder to have someone to bring me back home on the day of evaluation. I also did not have any sunglasses with me on that day. The eye drops affected me really badly. I could not open my eyes as everything was so bright. 1st I'm not familiar with the place, 2ndly I could not open my eyes fully to look at signboards so in the end, I struggle my way to take the shuttle service. My vision was down to about only 1m...I didnt know where the shuttle service was going and alighted at the cancer screening blk. Really felt like crying and for the 1st time, I felt I was blind. I could not get a cab as I cant even look up to flag down one. I called my friend who was working nearby and she volunteered to fetch me to her office. The problem was, I do not know where the hell I was as I wondered around the hospital. I was nearly knocked down by a car when I tried to cross over to another blk. My vision continued to be on about 1m or less than that and I could only look downwards. My eyes also could not open for long and would be wet with tears within seconds. Finally I managed to find my way to my friend's office 2 hours later. Her office is near to the police cantonment building across the way by taking the overhead bridge. I think so far, nobody experience what I had gone through. Though its already 3 years since I did my ops a week after the evaluation but I still remembered that fateful day when I became 'blind'.
oh, i paid half of it by instalment. (standard chartered). Not sure about now but they only accept standard chartered and UOB 3 years ago.