Cataracts Treatment

I am asking these questions on behalf of my 75 year old Mother, who recently had an ischemic stroke in April and from the affects of the stroke my mother is no longer able to blink only from her (R) eye. Her eye seems to be painful and is receiving eye drops to help with dry eye.
She was seen by an optometrist in the fall and was informed that she has a cataract in that same eye (R).
She suffers with daily blurred vision and is fearful that she will lose her eyesight if she watches television, only because it seems to bother her.
If there is away that you could put her mind at ease and reassure her that this would not happen I feel that she would perhaps be more settling.
Can you suggest something for her in away of comfort and let us know if it would be essential to cover her eye with a patch?
My mother is a resident in a nursing home since her stroke and perhaps there is more they can do for her.
Sincerely,
Rose

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