SlayneB life on life's terms...
My eyes have gotten so much better from the vitamins and fish oil that I really don’t need glasses, so I’m marking this done.
How I did it: I felt like I need to change my appearnce, kind like getting a nice clothes, so I got a new pair of glasses. Also, I learned that people with really bad eyesight need to get one fro reading because if the lens of the glasses are too high, it makes the eyes feel really tired and gives the person a very hard time to concertrate on reading. Moreover, it is good to ahve extra pair of glasses just in case.
Lessons & tips: Make sure to go with someone to pick the most suitable glasses frame for u. And don't get see- through plastic ones with no colour like a glass, and no red glasses. Go with plastic glasses, they do nt break nor damaged easily as the steel ones.
Resources: Do not have to be an expensive brand
SlayneB life on life's terms...
My eyes have gotten so much better from the vitamins and fish oil that I really don’t need glasses, so I’m marking this done.
SlayneB life on life's terms...
I have been taking more supplements and fish oil, and I have noticed my eyesight is getting a whole lot better. I am finding my reading glasses annoying and am starting to read more (and finer print to boot) without them. My far vision in my right eye is now eagle sharp. I was walking to my car from school looking at every little detail in amazement, from the tiny stones in the pavement to clouds far away.
So my left eye is still not as good (but still much better than it was), but I think I’m going to give it some time and keep this up before I get glasses, and maybe check into more alternative healing modalities as well.
This backs up something I say a lot: most ‘health’ problems are simply nutritional deficiencies, not organic diseases.
SlayneB life on life's terms...
I have been myopic since I was ten. Wore thick glasses and contact lenses for many year. Vision uncorrected finally settled at 20/1150. Yes, legally blind without correction.
Then, by the miracle of laser surgery, and able to see without glasses. I am still stunned by it, I was set free. I could actually see my legs while shaving! But now, years later, noticed the left eye is starting to go near sighted again, about 20/100. I can’t afford to get more lasik on it till I graduate school, so I’m gonna have to bite the bullet and get glasses, again. The good thing is they won’t have the inch thick lenses of days past. Maybe, for the first time in my life, I could actually wear stylish, not geek-a-rama, Gal From Another Planet glasses. I could be a saucy little smarty-pants, perhaps.
The school has a cheap examination and glasses option, so I’ll check into that.
legend2000 reading the 43 things book
Made appointment for this wed 12.
I will ask for a test and the results and go on the net and order a pair by the end of the week.
PixieRN_07 is feeling much better!:)
Hopefully that will be soon!
alexisthewalrus is getting his life together.
I’m always in front of my office computer 8 hours a day and my laptop most of the time at home. I’m feeling that I no longer have perfect eyesight than I used to have. I was about to get computer glasses last week but I opted to wait for a few more weeks until I have enough money cause I really want to have Benetton frames instead. Hehe.
PixieRN_07 is feeling much better!:)
I need my yearly eye exam and really need some new glasses!
need new pr since mine broke 4 months ago. the scipt on these are weak and not good for me eyes + they are highly unfashionable.
When I went to work in a large conservative sorporation, my slightly funky glasses got me a lot of “I’m nt staring at you” looks. So I bought some plain glasses and I fit in better.
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Tara Anderson asks,
“Anyone have any recommendations of good eye doctors in the Seattle area that are accepting new patients & will allow me to pay out-of-pocket?”
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