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Hi Everyone,

I am scheduled for Cataract surgery on right eye (my left eye is 202/20 for distance and +0.25 for reading) on Thursday, Aug 27th and I am getting the Light-Adjustable lenses (LAL) which was recommended because of my prior LASIK.

I need to go into the office on Tuesday, Sept 1st (5 days post-op) for for work for a customer presentation. I know LAL comes with strict requirments (need to wear Uv-protctive glasses, but would this be feasible for me to go into the office short 30 minutes presentation. I don't plan to drive and will be taking public transportation.

For those of you who chose LAL and work in office settings:

• How was working on Monitor/screns so soon after surgery while wearing UV glasses?
• Since on eye is being done intially, did the visual diiference between eye makes working or commuting difficult in those first few days?

I plan on to clear everyting with my surgeon at my post-op visit (Aug 28th) but wanted to hear first hand experiences from anyone who has had LAL surgery and had to go into office so soon after surgery.

Thanks!

Hi everyone, I am looking for advice on a recent flight disruption with KLM.

My original flight was cancelled due to "technical issues with the aircraft," and they rebooked me onto a flight the following day.

For the original flight, I paid extra for Economy Comfort seats. However, the new flight they put me on didn't have Economy Comfort seats, so I was downgraded to a standard economy seat.

I submitted a refund request for the extra seat fees I paid, but KLM rejected it.

1. Am I entitled to a refund for the seat fee since they couldn't provide the seat I paid for?

2. Because the cancellation was due to technical issues and delayed me by a day, am I eligible for standard EU261 cancellation compensation?

I appreciate any insight or tips to appeal this.

Thanks in advance for yuour help!

S