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Old 08-30-2011, 08:50 AM #1
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I've had visual issues since the beginning with MS. But....I also have issues with my legs, too. I'm not sure if all my visual issues are because of MS or just aging. I tend to need stronger reading glasses each year. I need to go get my eyes examined soon, though, because they get strained easily and I like to read alot. I do get the large print books whenever possible.
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Wish I had an answer for you, my friend. My eyes have been a pain, especially after my last relapse. Can't focus them together very well, especially if I'm hot or tired. It bites cuz there's really nothing to be done for it. I've often thought losing the use of my legs, which is what most people think of when they hear "MS", would be easy...If I could only see and think straight (not that I could do that before, but, you know what I mean ). (((Hugs))) Dej!
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I have had double vision so long that I've gotten completely used to it, and it doesn't bother me at all.
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My eyes tend to get very blurry when I'm out in the heat or bright sunlight for an extended amount of time...cannot read outside. They also get blurry when I'm looking at my monitor...as I'm writing this I'm thinking that it would probably help to turn the brightness down...duh! This is weird but sometimes when my eyes are closed, my eyes go back-and-forth really fast...then it stops.
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