Hey everyone! I wanted to share my personal journey with bad eyesight. It's something I've dealt with for a long time, and I know many of you can relate. From struggling to see the bus number from just a few meters away to constantly worrying about my prescription, it's been quite the ride. Let me tell you my story.
I remember the exact moment I realized my eyesight wasn't normal. I was trying to read a sign across the street, and everything was just a blurry mess. It was frustrating, and honestly, a little scary. That's when I got my first pair of glasses. At first, it was just a minor inconvenience, but over time, my vision continued to worsen. Eventually, I found myself with a pretty significant prescription.
I've been wearing glasses for almost two decades. My prescription is quite high – around -14.00 in my left eye and -15.00 in my right. It’s definitely a challenge! I remember talking to my optometrist about it, and she even suggested LASIK. But the potential complications have always made me hesitant. So, for the most part, I've stuck with glasses.
Like many people with myopia, I've gone back and forth between glasses and contacts. Contacts are great for activities like sports or when I want a more natural look. But glasses are just so convenient – no fussing with solutions or worrying about dry eyes. I know others who have a prescription of -4.50 in one eye and -5.00 in the other, and they already struggle to read signs from a short distance. I can only imagine how difficult it must be for me without corrective lenses!
The thought of LASIK has crossed my mind many times. Imagine waking up and being able to see clearly without glasses or contacts! A friend told me that they had R-1000, L-900. They did their LASIK many years ago when they were in their 20s. It was painless and quick. They were informed by the doctor that they may not achieve perfect eyesight even after the surgery. Currently, its about R-1.5, L-1 but it is very liberating for them to be able to see. It's tempting, but the risks and potential side effects always give me pause. I even saw an ophthalmologist in my 20s, and he advised against it. If a professional is willing to forego the potential profit, it made me think twice.
Since I wear glasses most of the time, finding the right pair is essential. I need something that's comfortable, stylish, and provides clear vision. I love the look of round titanium frames. I recently found a pair that I'm really excited about. They are the 2023 Brand Round Titanium Glasses Frame Men Prescription Eyeglasses Vintage Myopia Optical Spectacles retro Eye Glasses women C01.
I have been using Cinily Net glasses for a while now and I am really happy with them. I love how lightweight and comfortable they are. Plus, the round frame gives me a cool, vintage look. They are also great for myopia and have been really helpful.
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Living with high myopia isn't always easy, but I've learned a few things along the way: