Thanks so much for the further info. I will inquire further into the two guys I mentioned above...or maybe just go get two opinions on my condition and weigh my options.
My left eye started to go wonky in '97. Took a good 6 years of so before soft contacts were just damn uncomfortable. Tried the hard contacts for a while, but the left one would just spin on my cornea's "peak" and jettison itself after a few blinks (also quite uncomfortable. I discussed corrective procedures with my ophthalmologist throughout the early 'aughts. He was very familiar with Keratoconus, but, like you, did not treat it himself. He seemed to think I was lucky that I only had one eye with that condition. He also seemed to think that, unless my eyesight was substantially altering my quality of life, not too worry too much because of the possible drawbacks of any surgical procedure.
Thus, my left eye is fucked, but I still get by. After 14 years of that, however, I was hoping to see if some relief might be available. Never heard of corneal cross linking before this thread, but...I will damn sure look into it.
Thanks again!