Can Amblyopia Be Treated With An Eye Patch If I Am 19 Yrs Posted: 02-12-06 04:17am
I am a nineteen year student and plan to
graduate high school in 3 months. I take
partime college courses in criminal
justice and I would like to go into the
forensics field but found out that the
requirements are good eyesight in both eye
and no eye problems. I was very depressed
and felt useless after I found out that I
am confined to jobs that are minimum wage
like mcdonalds because I have a lazy eye.
I like every other victim do not like to
take pictures and have face to face
contact with people. For christmas I got
a video set and it had a pair of 3d
glasses, that day I sat in front of the tv
and watched the whole set with the glasses
but I did not see what the big deal was I
did not see the 3 dimension anywhere but
my lil sister was jumping up and down
watching the movies so I realized I could
not focus both eyes on the tv so I cried
because a simple thing like 3d is
restricted on my ability to see like
everyone else. I wore patches when I was
like 6 but refused now I regret I every
tore off my patch. Am I doomed to spend
the rest of my life beyond sunglasses or
people stairing at me and snickering. I
also play guitar and if that's not bad
enough I have girls coming up to me and I
have to look down or strain both my eyes
to look at them somewhat regular. I
really have a passion for forensics and
pscyhology but am not able to get past the
vision requirements. All my life I was
laughed at and made fun of because of my
eyes. Am I better off blind?
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