Why bother with reducing myopia?
Fun goals, lights at the end of tunnels, reasons to do something and not find yourself procrastinating. For me the trigger was wearing over -4 diopter lenses and the optometrist telling me I really needed a -5 to see properly. I felt like I was at the edge of the abyss and I really didn’t want another diopter.
But there are more positive ways to find motivation. Here’s Jaqui from the FB group:
Yea?
I couldn’t say, since I’m no horse fan. They look at me with a giant eyeball, and I keep wondering whether the thing will bite me or kick me or just run me over. Way too big and alive and not clear in intention for me to stand too close to.
But you know, by all means. If you’re going to mess with giant animals, might as well do so with proper 20/20 vision.
What will *you* do with 20/20 eyeballs? ;)
Cheers!
-Jake
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