The good news is that there is no permanent damage to my eye.  

They could not do the LASER procedure to seal the bleeding spot.  Still too much blood floating around. I was given three options.

1. Do nothing and wait for the eye to clear then have the LASER procedure.

2. Get an injection in my eye to temporarily minimize any possibility of more bleeds and get the LASER procedure when my eye has cleared.

3. Have surgery to remove the cloudy Aqueous Humor, replace it with clear goo, and have the retina procedure done at the same time.

I am going with option 2.  

The injection is scheduled for the 23rd.

Not a terrible procedure. I had an eye injection while we lived in Qatar in 2012.  Interestingly it is a far more relaxed process in the US.  No Hospital required, They do it in the office, pat you on the butt and send you home.  In Qatar it was a huge production with a Hospital stay, a high tech surgical suite, a team of people, a spider clamp holding my eye open, a machine doing the injection, etc....  My retinologist here found all of that to be interesting over kill.

So, two more weeks then the injection, then how ever long it take for the haze to clear, then LASER... then it should be a done deal.

The Retinologist concurred with the other two eye guys who have scanned my retinas in the past 9mos.  My eyes are remarkably healthy for a 40 year T-1 diabetic.  

Now to find a damned job.