u/keratoconusgroup

Many of us spent years thinking we just had "bad eyes" or a stubborn astigmatism. Was there a specific moment, like failing a DMV test or realizing you couldn't read street signs, that made you realize your vision issues were something more than standard?

Sometimes, you just have to laugh. Share a lighthearted moment or a misunderstanding that made you smile.

It's okay to let go of things. What activity was no longer feasible, and what new thing did you find to enjoy instead?

Help us dispel common myths! What do people often get wrong about your condition?

Driving can be one of the biggest challenges. Do you only drive during the day, avoid highways, or use specific car accessories?