Question: In 2011 I sustained a corneal abrasion. I went to a local emergency room with increasing redness, photophobia, pain that was spasmodic deep and sharp,, edema, watery discharge and my eye was shut secondary to pain. The treating doctor prescribed erythromycin ointment to be used with a pressure patch and patched my eye. The next morning I awoke with bluish green discharge, unbearable pain, disorientation and completely blind in my left eye. under the discharge there was a white "sore? completely covering my iris and pupil area. the rest of my eye was blood=-red. I had developed a super infection overnight caused by pseudomonas aeruginosa. Now, four years later, I've undergone a corneal transplant to try and restore my vision which was severely compromised due to corneal scarring, centrally. The operation was not successful in restoring my vision which remains at 20/100 in my left eye and is not correctable. Additionally I have floaters, headaches, no peripheral vision on my left side, posterior synechiae, neovascularization, and a +2 cataract that formed during the infection. I also have constant anxiety and depression. It is hard to avoid near =uninterrupted foreign body sensation, distored vision caused by scarring from the transplant and 20/100 visual acuity in one eye. My question is: Is there any hope for my prognosis? I've been told that the other conditions in my eye may contribute to a futre graft rejection. Is it possible that I could require the removal of the eye itself due to the residual conditions I've listed?