I love these Melissa! Thank you. It sounds like you're referencing strabismus with equal strength eyes. My right has always been stronger so think I compensate differently. It's always something!!!

I've had a lazy eye since I was a young child, but it was only when learning how to drive that I discovered I had absolutely 0 depth perception. Shadows and size were great ways to gauge distance - up until I was in a giant metal box driving 60 miles an hour surrounded by others, especially when a life-threatening decision would need to be made in seconds. The sudden stops and turns aren't so difficult once you get used to it. But even in broad daylight, slowly gaining on someone in front of my because I'm driving 5 mph faster than they are is nearly impossible for me to spot right away.

Which applications on the meta market would you recommend for lazy eye? My left eye sees between 20% and 30%. My right eye sees 100%.

3 surgeries as a kid in the 70’s with a brilliant surgeon for his time in NYC. My eyes are pretty straight but suppression in my right eye. When I cover the left dominant, right eye turns in and on. My suppression isn’t as bad as most I think and vision is great in that eye, but still no steropsys at 57. Bought equal eyes just to try and the rings (I forget what they’re called,) I can see them moving away and close, instead of right to left as if only using one eye, but struggle to see the L and R letters together in their boxes below the rings. The L nd R comes and goes, but they move around instead of lining up just staring at the rings. Seems I’m so close, but frustrated! Found your channel, and love what you’re doing!

@paulystark2890

3 ай бұрын

It’s the R of course. The L is always there naturally.

Driving in rain at night is nearly impossible.

Could reading be an issue?

@strabismustostereopsis7799

Ай бұрын

For sure!