Hi PTL,
You are doing the right thing by praying and continuing to pray! I will pray for you also. God is there for you and will make sure your eye problems all turn out right. Do you have some vision problems now or are the doctors just telling you that you have problems? If you can see good I would merely live your life and forget the eye doctors! Even if you have to cancel some appointments. After all, it's your eyes and your money that's paying for the appointments! You are in control. If your eyes start to have problems, then go back to the eye doctors. Just because your relatives had some eye problems doesn't necessarily mean you will have those problems. My grandmother died of breast cancer and I never had that.

Keep praying like you are doing and have faith. Put everything in God's hands and then wait for the miracles. Maybe even start reading the Bible again if you aren't already.

My husband died 3 weeks ago and I felt so lost. The insurance was lapsing, I wasn't sure of the exact amount of money I'd have between the pension and social security; (I was getting conflicting messages.) I had no prescription coverage, the refrigerator stopped working, the hall light switch quit working, a light bulb blew out in the bathroom and was stuck in the light and wouldn't come out! I just sat down and had a long talk with God and for a while, nothing happened. Then I found a new insurance with no charge except co-pays and prescription coverage. I finally got a final amount for the pension and social security and it's OK and livable. The refrigerator fixed itself but not until the repair guy came out and he charges $139. He wouldn't take a scent! I thought that was so nice! I live in a mobile home park and the manager came by and noticed I had no hall light. He fixed it for me and got the stuck light bulb out all for free. See? You just have to have faith and pray. It does work! Let God help you and also let him take care of the future. Besides, not as many people believe in God anymore like they used to. I think he enjoys hearing from those of us who still believe in him. God's probably lonely.
I wish you the best and I will continue to remember you in my prayers.
PML