Re: Possible silly question about bi-focals



In article <1134258410.582155.317500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Andre" <andreoutlaw@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> Again thanks for all of the replies.


You are welcome. Please post your prescription(s). You won't get good
advice without this. If you don't want to, that's fine. Your doctor
knows what it is. You'll just need to get your advice from him.


> The top of my monitor is level with my nose. But I can understand what
> everyone is saying. And the more I picture just how I position my head
> when using my computer the more I can see why I may want to have a pair
> just for computer use.
>
> It also caused me to think back to when I first entered the computer
> field (about 11 years ago) and a co-worker that had bi-focals.

Bifocals are great. They make many people happy. I have worn them a
few times. They didn't work for me. I don't wear them. I spent a lot
of money on a pair, but only wore them a few times. I couldn't handle
them.

I don't use crutches either. Why would I? Lots of people use them. My
wife and kids have used them. If I had some problem, and my choice was
crutches or being housebound, I know what my choice would be. Crutches
are great. I've never used them and hope I never have to, but if the
time comes, I'll be happy to use them so I can get around.


> I will also speak with the doctor again on Monday and see what he has
> to say on the matter. He didn't bring up bi-focals at all after the
> exam and I just wasn't thinking about it. While I was sure that I would
> need glasses. I wasn't thinking that I would need my sight corrected
> for both far and near (as in just beyond arm reach) sight (I really
> need to start writing down a list of questions for events such as this
> before hand and just not ask the ones that are irrelevant).

It's good that you are thinking about this. I think having a list of
questions is a good idea.

However, if he didn't mention bifocals, there just might be a reason for
that.

Be sure to talk to him before, during and after the exam. He can tailor
the exam to meet your needs.

--
Dan Abel
dabel@xxxxxxxxx
Petaluma, California, USA
.



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