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Default Will my vision ever get back to normal?

I have had ON a few times, and just recently was dx with a mild flare including ON. I have noticed each time, or each flare, leaves me with less and less visual acuity. kinda scary!

Has anyone else had multiple episodes of ON and gone on to return to normal or near normal vision?

I count on my vision for so many things, I am more than a bit afraid of losing what little I have left. My computer screens are all set on super large type, my TV is huge so I can see it. I have given up driving, and have lost out on many things that I used to enjoy.

Does it get better? or just keep getting worse? I hate this stupid disease!
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