Wet and Dry In The Same Eye?

I have had dry AMD in both eyes for a long time, with one eye advancing to wet. I still have the dry AMD in the centre of my vision as well as the leaky blood vessels of the wet. So in my opinion, I have both wet and dry in the same eye. Heres a link that you might find interesting: https://maculardegeneration.net/amd-stages/.
I hope this helps, Cora Lyn, MacularDegeneration.net Team Member

Everybody who is wet has been dry before and when he is treated with intravitreal injections injections he is dry again. The dry AMD is the basis which runs parralel and proceedes, only from time to time you get wet and are treated. In former times the wet form was the final catastrophy. Thanks Lucentis and Eylea now you have the chance to be dry again but you belong now to the 15% with the diagnosis wet macular degeneration.

I didn’t understand, initially, that dry AMD doesn’t “convert” to wet — weak new blood vessels grow and leak, but the drusen don’t magically go away. Which means that you get injections to prevent bleeds, but you can still lose vision from Geographic Atrophy. This was very disheartening news. I’m an artist and a musician and detailed vision is important to me. I wish it were possible to get low-vision rehab training BEFORE your vision gets that bad — it would be much easier to learn equipment and techniques before it becomes an emergency.