The Horny Goat <
lcr...@home.ca> writes:
> Imagine if you will what it's like to have your two eyes with
> different "prescriptions" - that's me right now!
Imagine? My eyes have always been like that since they figured out I
was nearsighted when I was about 5.
Since then, the left eye had a retinal detachment and repair which
introduced some minor visual distortion, and the thing they warned me
was a possibility after the repair surgery has also now happened, and
the lens developed a cataract from all the lasering they did as part of
the repair. So I get to have the lens replaced with an artificial lens
in about a month. When discussing what kind of correction the
artificial lens should have, he was somewhat dubious when I suggested
getting it approximately back to what I had been used to in recent years
where I used my left eye for near-to-middle distance and my right eye
for middle-to-far distance viewing, but when I explained I was already
well used to using the eyes differently he agreed this was probably a
reasonable approach, especially since the left lens of my glasses could
be adjusted to fine-tune its focus distance.
--
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