Dr DeBry I'm sure is a nice person who helps thousands of people. We were referred by our opthomologist for his "speciality" with glucoma. My husband had very glucoma conditions , but could work in his shop and read the headlines of the paper every morning, even the morning of his surgery performed by Dr. Debry. I have waited for several months to write this hoping and praying my husband could see a little, but he has seen only moving b:lobs since the surgery. Note , my husband signed a lot of papers in the office and the surgery center before the surgery, no we did not read them, just signed as I assume most people do. We drove to the surgery center, my husband had the surgery, the doctor never came out to talk to us, which I thought strange, but maybe he had other surgeries. The follow up the day after the surgery, again a long drive, Dr. Debry didn't see us then either which I also thought was strange. Another doctor took off the bandages and told us to follow up with our doctor in our town. He could seen nothing and his eye was "flat", not sure of the medical term so our doctor suggested we go back to Dr Debry and he injected a fluid to increase the eye fluid, we went back home. This is important, they checked his sight, he could not see. I tried several times to call and ask the doctor why he couldn't see, finally, he did return my call one evening. He said your husband had bad eyes, yes we know, the best thing I can tell you to do is go to the Las Vegas center for the blind so he can learn to navigate. Thats all, no caring. I do not believe in sueing as all that does is raise medical insurance that raises medical costs and it would not bring back my husbands sight. I did however want to know what was done so requested the reports from the doctor and the surgery center. In the doctors report, Dr. Debrys, it stated eye sight improved....this is a lie because he hasn't seen since the surgery and sight wasn't checked. This hurt me, the truth would have been better. The surgery center report said they used a doner cornea for repair, he did not have a cornea transplant, and we had no idea a doner of anything was going to be used, probably permission in all of those papers we signed , my husband signed, and we didn't read, who knows. So now, months later, my husband only sees, a "blob", best if I wear orange because the "blob" is brighter, movement. We are adjusting the best we can, our opthomologist here in our town are wonderful, like I said I am sure Dr. Debry has helped so many and probably a very good doctor, but he showed no empathy in my husbands situation and seemed like he just didn't care, so i am sure he and his family are going to have a nice Christmas, we are not, my husband will not be able to see the tree or the dinner, he did see the morning of the surgery, not good, but he could read the headlines and work in his shop. He did a lot of carving and fixing things around the house. This is not to put the doctor down, this is just for added information to make sure people read all you sign before surgery and ask , ask, ask questions before. read more