That I will go blind. My aunt did and my mom did in one eye. My sister progressed from dry to wet very quickly.
abbyschmidt Community Admin
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I'm sorry to hear this. When were you diagnosed? Has your specialist mentioned the rate at which you're progressing? Best, Abby (Team member).
ChrissyZ Member
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Not worried at all. All I do now for my eyes is take a lot of eye vitamins. I can't do anything more than that...whatever happens, happens. I only use the grid once a month or so b/c I refuse to be paranoid about it.
abbyschmidt Community Admin
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I'm really glad to hear that you've found something that works for you right now! Please continue to let us know how you're feeling. Best, Abby (Team member).
CommunityMemberc20da1 Member
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I worry about it turning to wet and losing my eyesight. I do take the vitamins the eye doctor told me to and also bought a pair of sunglasses uva uvb 400 that wrap around and block all light out on the sides. My eyes feel better protected but I noticed at night the oncoming traffic on the freeways hurts my eyes. I figure I will mention this to my Dr at me appt next month and see what he says.
Sharon Moore Member
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you can purchase night vision glasses that are helpful with glare. They have a yellow tint. They are also good when driving in fog. Cataracts if present make nighttime glare worse. Regards, Sharon Moore patient leader
CommunityMemberc20da1 Member
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I have never heard of an Amsler Grid. My doctor never mentioned it. I see him the end of June.