abbyschmidt
Do you feel that you have been able to maintain your independence with your AMD diagnosis? What kinds of things do you find yourself needing help with? Please share any experiences below.
Sharon MooreMember
I no longer drive in city traffic. I am fortunate to have a daughter and brother always willing to drive for me. I seldom drive at night but occasionally do so to attend church services. I bought the Cocoon night vision glasses which seem to help. Sharon Moore Advocate
Linda HoopesMember
Sharon MooreMember
Sharon Moore Advocate
junieMember
I don’t drive at night now either but I don’t know about Cocoon night vision glasses
Sharon MooreMember
The cocoon twilight vision glasses are also helpful for driving in fog or rainy conditions. You can check them out here https://cocoonseyewear.com/product-category/cocoons/fitovers/night-driving-fitovers/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwssyJBhDXARIsAK98ITQec0F6v65Mk0DYOnULwbRbhVP9faMg-46aljHURpE71fZ10nVPO5AaAiY2EALw_wcB
There may be other brands that make them but these are what I use.
Best wishes, Sharon Moore Advocate
rbridickMember
junieMember
Thanks Sharon. I’ll look into Cocoon glasses
rbridickMember
I'm 82 and have been on AMD treatments for 4 years - once every 8 weeks. I had trouble with night driving but my was from cataracts. Had cataracts removed eight months ago and my night vision is now perfect. In fact I no longer need glasses for distance, only reading. My vision has improved since beginning treatments for AMD four years ago. So, if cataracts are a problem they can be removed easily even with AMD.
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