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==My Glasses History==
==Guides and notes==
I figured I should track this somewhere and maybe someday I will make enough progress that this level of detail will be interesting to someone besides me.  Or maybe just knowing my context is useful.  Also adding other non-glasses stuff that could be relevant.
===January 2022===


====normal glasses will be black frames====
* [https://losetheglasses.org/cliffgnu-vision.pdf The No Bulls#*t <nowiki>[oversimplified]</nowiki> Guide to Vision Improvement] by C. G. Hayes
OD/right: -4.25 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 171 axis


OS/left: -4 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
* [https://www.visionsofjoy.org/pdfs/OrfieldSeeingSpace.pdf Seeing Space: Undergoing Brain Reprogramming to Reduce Myopia] by Antonia Marie Orfield (1994); [https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/bostonglobe/name/antonia-orfield-obituary?id=24225499 Author's obituary]


===~February 2022===
* "the actual sustained improvement happens after, when that improvement appears consistentLeave 3-4 months between diopter reductions, even (and especially if) things seem improved and consistent even after a much shorter time span." second-hand quote from jake
 
====closeup/differential glasses will be gold frames====
OD/Right: -3.00 sphere, -1.50 cylinder, 171 axis
 
OS/Left: -2.75 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
 
===March 2022===
 
====Bicycle trip starts====
 
This is when I will be leaving on a bicycle trip.  I'll be getting lots of sunshine and outdoor time.
 
===~April 2022 ===
====Altitude====
 
I'm waiting until after I've biked over the first mountain range so that I'm not messing with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intraocular_pressure IOP] while gaining altitude, which probably also messes with IOPMy eyes should adjust before I hit the second mountain range.
 
====Normal glasses in brown frames====
 
OD right: -4 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 171 axis
 
OS left: -3.75 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
 
=== November 7, 2021===
====Normal glasses====
 
Couldn't find my original prescription when I wanted to change glasses from my close-ups (differentials) so I decided it was time to switch to my first normalized glasses.  It feels like it has been about a month.  I also received my over-the-glasses sunglasses yesterday!
 
:OD/Right -4.50 sphere, -1.50 cylinder, 171 axis
 
:OS/Left -4.25 sphere,-1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
 
===Mid-October 2021===
====[https://wiki.endmyopia.org/wiki/Differentials  Close-ups]====
:OD/Right: -3.25 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 171 axis
 
:OS/Left: -3 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
 
:Zenni frame 411516 because it's got half a dozen colors so I can keep track of new glasses easier, and it's the cheapest metal frames they sell. These frames are blue.
 
===Mid-September 2021===
 
====End Myopia discovery====
: Found endmyopia.org somewhere.  I had been looking for wrap-around sunglasses that would work with my prescription, which was apparently not in "cheap sunglasses on Zenni" territory.
 
====Eating more fiber====
: Figured out I can get most of my vitamins and minerals from 2 cups cooked greens and a can of beans every day.  My fiber intake just went up dramatically and permanently.
 
===July 2021===
====Prescription====
:Right: -4.75 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 171 axis
 
:Left: -4.5 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 176 axis
 
===January(ish) 2020===
 
====Checkup====
:Talked optometrist into just checking eye health.  Eye health was fine.
===June 2019===
 
====Quit refined sugar====
 
:Did someone refine the fiber out?  I won't eat it.  Juice?  Unacceptable. Honey?  Refined by bees.  Maple syrup?  Sure, if I'm gnawing on a maple tree.  Cane sugar?  Sure, if I'm eating the cane alone with it.  And so forth.
 
:NOTE: This took me 20 years of effort before it finally stuck.  If at first you don't succeed, try, try, and try again.  I get refined sugar on my birthdays.
 
===July 2018===
====Prescription====
:OD: -5 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 175 axis
 
:OS: -4.5 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 175 axis
===May 2011===
====Prescription====
:OD: -5 sphere, -1.5 cylinder, 168 axis
 
:OS: -4.5 sphere, -1.75 cylinder, 175 axis
===Early 1990s===
 
Kept forgetting my glasses at home and not being able to see the blackboard clearly from the first row.  Annoyed teacher told me I needed to start remembering to bring my glasses.  This is when I started wearing glasses full time.
 
===Late 1980s===
 
'''I was warned.'''  When I was given my first pair of glasses, I was told, repeatedly, ''don't wear these glasses when you don't need them.''  I was living in England at the time.  Not sure if it was an English doctor or a US military doctor.
==Why I'm here==
 
People with low-to-no myopia are less prone to retinal detachment.  Eye problems run in my family.  I figure I should do what I can to keep my eyesight in working order.
 
Things I'd like to be able to see clearly without glasses again:
* the stars
 
* my toes
 
==My friends on the Wiki (add yourself!)==
 
[[User:Kg6gfq|Kg6gfq]]
 
==Leave a message ==
You won't find me on the EndMyopia forum. But you can leave me an eyeballs-related message here!

Latest revision as of 18:05, 12 May 2023

Guides and notes

  • "the actual sustained improvement happens after, when that improvement appears consistent. Leave 3-4 months between diopter reductions, even (and especially if) things seem improved and consistent even after a much shorter time span." second-hand quote from jake