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Image 1 — Staring at things
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Staring at things

Okay, please don’t mind my awful editing it’s obviously not my strong suit but also it’s very hard to create a photo of how your vision looks😂

Any how I made this to show my boyfriend what my vision starts to look like when I stare at something (the picture of red barn in this case) longer than 10 seconds, does anyone else get this?

I know the photo is like black but I still have color but I couldn’t figure out how to keep the static look and color at the same time. And I know the door just turned pitch black but that is also just similarly blurred to the same degree of the bottom portion.

u/sav3434 — 13 days ago
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Normal vision to BVD suddenly

For all my life I knew my left eye was blurry, got prescribed glasses with like +0.5in my left eye (good eye) and like +3.0 in the right eye (bad eye). I never wore the glasses though because my vision didn’t bother me one bit. I played sports, had great hand eye coordination, never had a headache, physically was healthy and felt great. Then at 18 after drinking heavily and waking up the next morning, started feeling dizzy sick and had a full on panic attack and then a bunch more which sent me into a total spiral.

Physically everything still checks out for me test wise but I feel awful 7 years later. I’ve had constant derealization, headaches, anxiety. In addition I started to notice my vision would like lag looking side to side and things would double if I wasn’t straining.

Has anyone lived most of their lives “normal” but then suddenly started noticing BVD symptoms? Like it got worst with age or if something else physical happening made it worse?

I know my nervous system is out of wack but I also got tested for BVD and they said I for sure have it and I got prism but still messing around with that prescription.

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u/sav3434 — 16 days ago