Going through the change in later life - anyone experienced?
Re: Going through the change in later life - anyone experienced?
It did my wife and she’s very squeamish but in the end it was completely painless and simple ( 9 minutes per eye ) and done over a few weeks to ensure all was well before doing the next eye ..
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Re: Going through the change in later life - anyone experienced?
Have a crack at correcting it?OBO wrote: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:35 pm There's so much bullshit posted in this thread it should have a warning....
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He's just looking for his glasses.....
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I'm half blind, how did you expect me to notice?
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Re: Going through the change in later life - anyone experienced?
My uncorrected point of focus is beyond infinity (© Buzz Lightyear). My arms aren't long enough.Wossname wrote: Fri Feb 26, 2021 1:20 pm I think that's common in advancing years (sorreee!). My granny, who was short-sighted all her life, ended up looking over the shoulder of the person in the pew in front to read her hymn book. It's why as you get older, you need longer arms to read stuff.
