Today I was reminded of a time in my life, eight years ago 'right now' to be exact, when I was contemplating Lasik eye surgery. Although I had hoped to have the procedure done for my 50th birthday, the family was experiencing some financial issues and I wasn't sure I should go through with it. I did go for the consult visit and was told I would be a good candidate, so now it was a decision of finance and faith. I'd worn contacts since I was 14 years old and when they weren't in my eyes, I wore glasses for my extreme near sightedness. I was one of those people who couldn't find their glasses ‘without their glasses’... pretty much blind. But I wasn't blind. I could see with corrective lenses, and what if I had this surgery and something went wrong and I did lose my vision? What if our financial problems were to protect me from doing something I would later regret? It was one of those quandaries that leaves you sleepless - because even though you believe God is...