Endmyopia Journey Blog - Part 3 This is going to be harder than I thought
Ok so this is going to be harder than I thought. After four weeks:
- I was not able to figure out active focus.
- I realised that my hobbies are mostly close up.
- My dry eye symptoms haven't improved.
Active Focus
Some people took it 6 months to figure it out so I am definitely not giving up. Maybe it is something that just comes with time and there is no magic trick needed. We will see.
Close up Hobbies
Apart from the work that is just screen work I like to use the screen for my hobbies. Learning Japanese online is probably the biggest part. There are so many resources online, but even if I would use a textbook that would not make it less close up. Smartphone addiction is also a big part. I tried to force myself to switch the glasses to close up glasses before I check my phone every time, but it just made me faster in switching glasses and I am not checking the phone less. :)
Dry Eyes
I did some tests and I see better after eye drops, but I don't want to be dependent on eye drops for my vision. Then I was searching for natural treatments for dry eyes and from what I found out if again boils down to screen time. I have no dry eye symptoms when I am spending time outside without screens. Sure I could limit some Omega 6 and add some food sources of vitamin A, but if I spend most of my time staring at screens it is probably not going to make a difference. I will focus on the screen or rather how to stay away from them. :)
What now
I will wait two more weeks and then order my first pair of distance glasses with a bit of blur challenge in the distance.
To be continued...
Lulu, coming into the room: "Hello Ušo, have my new glasses arrived yet?"
OdpovědětVymazatUšo, slouching unergonomically on the sofa, barely moving: "Hello friendly blob! Do you mean the little grey blob brought by the yellow talking blob earlier today?"
Lulu, gasping: "What a surprise! Ušo achieved the famous passive blur!"