Posts by Linda Roberts3

Surgery is absolutely out of the question for me. It feels way too risky, especially since I’d probably need it done on both eyes. I did consider seeing that specialist, but if the catch is that I can't wear glasses or contact lenses during the entire treatment period, then I'm out. Seriously, with my prescription, I can barely see anything at all—how am I supposed to actually function, go to class, or live my life if I'm basically blind without my correction!??!
Ugh... I guess I'm a lost cause...

Jonathan Harris74 said:The worst part is you aren't allowed to wear glasses or contacts during the treatment. So basically, you're stuck without any vision correction for an entire month until you're fully healed! 😢 🙂

Hold on just a second.... My prescription is nearly -11.00. If I actually decided to go through with this therapy, how on earth could I possibly manage even a single day without glasses or contacts!?!?!??!🙄 😲 😲 😲
Are you absolutely sure that nothing can be worn during that period!?!??
I literally see NOTHING without one of those two things... What kind of joke is this????😲 😲 😲 👎

That’s number 83 on the list of medical diagnoses... *sigh*...

I’m sitting at a -10 prescription, and honestly, I’ve been wearing soft contact lenses for about eight years now without my vision getting any worse.
I’m 24. I just stick with the all-in-one solution from Johnson & Johnson—I’m definitely not the type of person who wants to deal with a whole pharmacy of extra drops and specialized stuff on my counter, so this multi-purpose liquid is easy. Plus, I rarely run into any actual issues.
My only real gripe is that I can't justify switching to those three-month supplies because my current ones have been acting up a bit over the last couple of months.
Every once in a while, my eyes get a little irritated, but that's usually just because of a draft or some other environmental nonsense; my eyes have always been pretty sensitive, even when I'm just wearing glasses.