Douglas Berry lost his eyesight and became legally blind several years ago. With no health insurance, there was no way he could afford to pay thousands of dollars to have the cataract eye surgery he desperately needed. So, he contacted Bill Spencer and The Spencer Solves It Team.
– Douglas Berry has been a lot of things in his life, a wild rock-n-roll drummer, a carpenter, a maintenance man, and a biker. But the one thing he never dreamed he’d ever be is blind.
Worse yet, with no health insurance, he couldn’t afford the thousands and thousands of dollars it was going to cost for cataract surgery. And without his eyesight, he couldn’t work.”It was horrible. He couldn’t drive, he couldn’t work, he couldn’t walk without bumping into everything. Things went bad really, really fast,” Denny Berry, Doug’s wife said.Enough to remove cataracts from one of Doug’s eyes, but not both.
During Doug’s surgery at the Berkeley Eye Center operating room, Dr. Caplan made an incision and started to break up the cataract with what looked like a tiny drill.
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