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Dr. Colby Stewart, MD, FACS
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In a day where everyone is racing around trying to see as many patients as possible, it was a nice change to spend time with a patient doctor like Colby Stewart, MD. I was very worried about my eye sight that had noticeably become more blurry over time. My glasses were not helping. My parents had glaucoma, and macular degeneration so I was worried that I was going to go blind. Nothing mean more to me than to have someone sit down with me, and explain to me that my eyes had cataracts, and that my eyes were safe from glaucoma and macular degeneration. Dr. Stewart told me that my cataracts were small, and that, in his opinion, he would wait until the vision became more blurry before doing any surgery. I was so happy that someone could give me the answers I was looking for, and do it without signing me up for any surgery. I just needed a good doctor to talk to, and Dr. Stewart was the treatment I so desperately needed. Thanks again, Dr. Stewart!
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