[M_Six]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

My peripheral depth perception is going.

A few weeks ago I scraped the passenger side of my truck on the side of he carport.

Last night, I swear I had just looked at that rear quarter of my wife's Highlander, but guess what got dragged along the side of the house.

I apparently traumatized the dog who was riding shotgun when I screamed. I'm not sure if it was the scream, or the actual grating noise on the house, that brought my wife from the kitchen.

I'm not that bad yet, but I constantly knock stuff over with my right hand when I'm moving it from my right side. Or I smack it against a door frame or some such thing. I can't actually detect a peripheral vision issue, but 9 times out of 10, if I'm moving my right hand left or right at waist level, I'm going to hit something. Eye doc has done those peripheral vision tests and says mine is fine, but I wonder.

[Esteban]

The first sign of glaucoma is often vision loss. Generally to your peripheral vision, which is also known as side vision or tunnel vision. My ophthalmologist thought I was a candidate for it years ago so I get tested for it every year. So far my peripheral vision is excellent. My symptom was elevated eye pressure, which is normal at the present time.

[sygazelle]

...when you and your friends....oops...when your kids and their friends hung out like this in the neighborhood.

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by sygazelle

...when you and your friends....oops...when your kids and their friends hung out like this in the neighborhood.

There are a lot of kids out on bikes/scooters in my neck of the woods. I’m surprised at how little kids look these days.

[Lady Jane]

Period appropriate for this thread and on topic regarding vision loss.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by M_Six

I'm not that bad yet, but I constantly knock stuff over with my right hand when I'm moving it from my right side. Or I smack it against a door frame or some such thing.

Have you asked your primary care doctor about this? I have similar problems, and suspect that it is carpal nerves triggering and making a quick involuntary jerk as I'm moving my arm.....

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

Have you asked your primary care doctor about this? I have similar problems, and suspect that it is carpal nerves triggering and making a quick involuntary jerk as I'm moving my arm.....

I think it's more a vision issue with me, or just plain clumsiness. It's just odd that it's always my right side.

[3.0L]

Originally Posted by Lady Jane

Period appropriate for this thread and on topic regarding vision loss.


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Mom: “Junior, stop doing that, or you will go blind!”

Junior: “Awe gee mom, can I keep doing it until I need glasses?”

[Artemis]

[Artemis]

Fond memories about the 80s C64/Amiga scene.


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[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Artemis

Fond memories about the 80s C64/Amiga scene.

I had both a Commodore 64 and an Amiga back in the day.

And a Macintosh.

[Esteban]

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[Artemis]

Originally Posted by Esteban

I had both a Commodore 64 and an Amiga back in the day.

And a Macintosh.

If you recognize this, I salute you. ESI (using Rush lyrics): "Beneath the noble bird, between the proudest words, behind the beauty, cracks appear!".

[Esteban]

Originally Posted by Artemis

If you recognize this, I salute you. ESI (using Rush lyrics): "Beneath the noble bird, between the proudest words, behind the beauty, cracks appear!".

Eagle Soft; made software for the C64.