It's not normal for eyesight to spontaneously improve

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Mar 26, 2017
12:32:12pm

KingDave All-American

It's not normal for eyesight to spontaneously improve

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KingDave

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Joined: Oct 12, 2009
Last login: May 24, 2024
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Strangest thing happened with my eyes this week. For the past 10+ years I've

BigD Coug

3/26/17 11:38am

Were you bit by a radioactive eagle?

AFcoogPT

3/26/17 12:04pm

Do you have any long gaps in memory or notice any gashes on your head?

3/26/17 12:04pm

Did it happen to occur on the day you had lasik?

Northwest Cougar

3/26/17 12:09pm

diabetes is a bad thing.

TN_Coug

3/26/17 12:14pm

That was my first thought, too.

Lalau

3/26/17 3:45pm

Agree. I've seen this numerous times in undiagnosed diabetics.

Whip

3/26/17 8:18pm

my favorite is the one where they suddenly go from undiagnosed diabetic

TN_Coug

3/27/17 8:52am

How old are you? Do you have a cataract?

WorfoSAUR

3/26/17 12:28pm

It's not normal for eyesight to spontaneously improve

KingDave

3/26/17 12:32pm

Um yeah, that's why I asked the question.

BigD Coug

3/26/17 12:50pm

Is it at least ok for someone who is nearsighted with a not bad prescription to

chitchatfan

3/27/17 7:44am

At your age/prescription, I'd be ok with this.

TN_Coug

3/27/17 8:55am

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