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Old 06-28-2015, 05:52 PM #1
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Default Blurry vision driving at night
Hi all,

I was driving last night - the first time in the dark since my accident. I had to pull over and let hubby drive.

Everything felt like it was moving too fast for me to process, and lights and reflective signs were blurry and distracting.

I'm going to book an eye exam, but wonder if anyone else has experienced it, and if it could be part of PCS.
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