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Low Vision: Let's share about coping day to day
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I would be very interested. I have just beginning macular degeneration, but I have a macular pucker from a vitriol detachment when rear ended in a MVA. The macular pucker gives me double vision in my right eye. Can you post the title or authors of the research study? Thank you very much.
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Hello, I would love to discuss Macular Degeneration with you. I have intermediate and was diagnosed at age 54. I'm not sure when I had the beginning stages since I saw an opthalmologist annually until COVID then it was hard to get an appointment for like two years. It could have only started and progressed within those 1-2 years unless my doctors didn't bother to share. All of my research says 1-2 years early to intermediate is almost unheard of. I'm very worried for my future even tho my retina specialist seems to think it will take decades to affect me. I am taking every precaution I can to make sure that comes true. I sure hope to hear back from you here or via a private message. Thank you & God Bless.
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Hi Treyaj. I have had glaucoma for over 25 years now following nuclear cataracts at 37 and then 2 detachments with buckles. I have lost central vision in left eye and have about half the field in right and have lots of trouble with glare due to apakac glasses. The recipient is Pearse Keane, PhD