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Huge lesson for me about eyeglasses...
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<blockquote data-quote="emotionallybankrupt" data-source="post: 371156" data-attributes="member: 8226"><p>Ugh! I had my whole response ready to send when it just left the screen. If a similar post turns up somewhere on the board that's why. I sure can't find it now.</p><p> </p><p>But yes, Marg. I was thinking of your history with those discrepancies as I was sitting in the chair. It was interesting that at checkout we discovered they had transposed the numbers in my address! They claim, though, that the differences are so slight I should not have been so bothered by any of them. I suppose that leads to the theory of a defective lense. I must admit, however, that one thing I know about myself is that my body IS sensitive to small changes. I notice things that other people don't, which has its pros and cons.</p><p> </p><p>I still think the very structure of the exam is part of my problem. I wish I could have an exam that does not involve light projection, but I'm guessing such an exam doesn't exist. My dry eyes cause the clarity of the images to be almost constantly changing for me. I'm really not worried about having chosen "wrong," though, because whatever I chose, it was my best effort. I was as motivated as anybody to "get it right"!</p><p> </p><p>I'm looking forward to trying out the transitions. I get caught in plenty of situations when "I wish I had my sunglasses," especially at school. The optician says the lenses will never darken to the point of sunglass darkness--which surprises me after seeing Mamaof5's picture, which looks very dark to me--but I'll take all the help I can get! I do also have the non-reflective coating. So, I should be as well set as a body could be, assuming my eyes are happy with this prescription "in the real world."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="emotionallybankrupt, post: 371156, member: 8226"] Ugh! I had my whole response ready to send when it just left the screen. If a similar post turns up somewhere on the board that's why. I sure can't find it now. But yes, Marg. I was thinking of your history with those discrepancies as I was sitting in the chair. It was interesting that at checkout we discovered they had transposed the numbers in my address! They claim, though, that the differences are so slight I should not have been so bothered by any of them. I suppose that leads to the theory of a defective lense. I must admit, however, that one thing I know about myself is that my body IS sensitive to small changes. I notice things that other people don't, which has its pros and cons. I still think the very structure of the exam is part of my problem. I wish I could have an exam that does not involve light projection, but I'm guessing such an exam doesn't exist. My dry eyes cause the clarity of the images to be almost constantly changing for me. I'm really not worried about having chosen "wrong," though, because whatever I chose, it was my best effort. I was as motivated as anybody to "get it right"! I'm looking forward to trying out the transitions. I get caught in plenty of situations when "I wish I had my sunglasses," especially at school. The optician says the lenses will never darken to the point of sunglass darkness--which surprises me after seeing Mamaof5's picture, which looks very dark to me--but I'll take all the help I can get! I do also have the non-reflective coating. So, I should be as well set as a body could be, assuming my eyes are happy with this prescription "in the real world." [/QUOTE]
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