I was at Specsavers last year and the lady who tested my eyes said they had got a little worse since my last test and I was a minus seven.
She said that there are people who have a stronger prescription than I do (therefore worse eyesight) but not many. How true is this? Please, it's worrying me. If my eyes are steadily deteriorating (even though she said the eyes themselves were very healthy) and this might increase with age (I'm 41). How long do you think I have until I'm officially blind? Without my glasses I am now, effectively, as things have to be only an inch or two from my nose to make it clear.
2007-03-14
08:23:55
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elflaeda
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From childhood all my opticians have told me that contacts are out for me because they would need to be quite thick and that is impossible for lenses.
However, a few years ago, a Specsavers person did say that they could do them thinner but they would cost over a hundred pounds.
2007-03-14
21:39:21 ·
update #1