Published July 29, 2009
This post mainly concerns anyone who is/was shortsighted(someone who has trouble seeing at distance).More specifically,to those who have acquired it naturally(i.e. non-genetically).
Questions:
Has your number increased since first being prescribed these lenses?
Have you been able to naturally cure your number?
Do you constantly wear your glasses?
Have you reached a state where seeing without glasses is really hard or impossible?
Is there anyone who got glasses as late as 14 or 15 years?
Feedback is highly appreciated.
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Thanks.This was just the kind of case I expected to see.
By the way....I am shortsighted too.Got them when I was 15.
heres the answers to your many queries
Has your number increased since first being prescribed these lenses?
yes
Have you been able to naturally cure your number?
nope
Do you constantly wear your glasses?
not really, the only reasn i needed glasses was for school
Have you reached a state where seeing without glasses is really hard or impossible?
actually no, but when i wear my glasses for a certain amount of time, my vision becomes birry when i take them off
Is there anyone who got glasses as late as 14 or 15 years?
i got mine at 14