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Do my EYES look skinnier? *BLINK BLINK*
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I have never read anything like this on here before.... so I thought I would share something new I learned...
Last Monday, I "LOST" my glasses at work... but I could not get an appointment with my optometrist until Saturday because the drive is too far for a weekday.
I needed to get a new exam anyway because my glasses had seemed a bit "blurry" lately, and I thought maybe my prescription needed an update because I am getting older.
When I got home, I decided to try to suffer through the week wearing a pair of my daughter's glasses. I mostly use my glasses to drive, and I although I do not have a long drive to work each day, I DEFINITELY need them to see further than 3 feet in front of me.
Well, when I put her glasses on, I realized that I could see better out of hers than I could mine... so the week was not going to be so difficult.
Anyway, for the news.... my Dr said that the reason MY glasses seemed blurry to me was because they were TOO STRONG for my eyes.
My eyes have actually improved 20% (which he said is A LOT) since my Lapband in November.
When I asked him WHY, he explained to me that we have fat EVERYWHERE in our bodies... even behind our eyeballs. And that excess weight can affect our vision.
I guess I have lost weight behind my eyeballs... :sad_smile: