The eyes will have it
May. 23rd, 2011 04:06 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
susandennisI deep sixed my Costco eye doctor plan when the woman who answered the phone gave me the clear indication that they (or maybe she) was not that interested in my business. No sweat, it's not like this town ain't lousey with eye doctors...
I went to my vision insurance website and found one that who's shop has been there for years, it's easy to get to without driving and the woman who answered their phone was not only delighted to have my business she said 'I just before your call had someone cancel their 9:15 appointment tomorrow, you want that slot?' Heck yeah!!
So... I spent today studying my eyes. I can work on the computer without any contact or glasses but it's not easy or very efficient. I had it wrong in my last entry.... my left eye wears the contact. My right eye is the one that's not great. And that makes no sense to me.
With the contact in, I can see the computer better most of the time. I can't see the score when the baseball game is on TV.
With the contact out, I can easily see the TV and the score and read the TiVo program guide stuff.
I can't take my contact out and slap on magnifying glasses when I need them cause my one eye is just so much weaker than the other that having them magnified the same just confuses them.
I'll be interested to hear what ye old eye doctor has to say about the situation...
I went to my vision insurance website and found one that who's shop has been there for years, it's easy to get to without driving and the woman who answered their phone was not only delighted to have my business she said 'I just before your call had someone cancel their 9:15 appointment tomorrow, you want that slot?' Heck yeah!!
So... I spent today studying my eyes. I can work on the computer without any contact or glasses but it's not easy or very efficient. I had it wrong in my last entry.... my left eye wears the contact. My right eye is the one that's not great. And that makes no sense to me.
With the contact in, I can see the computer better most of the time. I can't see the score when the baseball game is on TV.
With the contact out, I can easily see the TV and the score and read the TiVo program guide stuff.
I can't take my contact out and slap on magnifying glasses when I need them cause my one eye is just so much weaker than the other that having them magnified the same just confuses them.
I'll be interested to hear what ye old eye doctor has to say about the situation...
