For instance, I can see some today and tomorrow hardly anything.
Richard Hallberg
March 15, 2020
Yes, I have what I call good eye days and bad eye days. I am unsure if it is my AMD disease, stress, being tired, diet or what? It’s subtle but it happens with me.
Linda Hoopes
July 22, 2020
I, too, have wondered about the vision difference I have from one day to next. Is it changes in brightness (sunny vs. cloudy) or is this just a part of AMD?
kabaray
October 2, 2020
Yes, mine does. In fact I can sometimes see better in the morning and other times I can see better later on in the day. It's very irritating.
Kabaray
Sharon Moore
October 14, 2020
I do experience day to day differences in my vision. In addition to dry AMD I also have dry eyes so I am of sure if one of both conditions is responsible. The weather makes a huge difference in how well I see.
shelby-comito
October 14, 2020
Hi , thank you for helping out by sharing your experience! How interesting to hear that the weather makes a huge difference in your visual ability - I haven't actually heard that before! What kind of weather is best for you and what's the worst? I'm curious to learn more! - Shelby, MacularDegeneration.net Team Member
Sharon Moore
October 14, 2020
Bright sunshine days are best for me. Overcast or foggy days are bad. It becomes difficult for me to see light color vehicles before I am close to them. I have polarized sunglasses that help when driving.