The list goes on and on and on of the things we need to do. So as talking to the doctor or the professional ask you’re very specific questions. Get the information that you want. Write it down and then think, now that I know this “Okay, part, now what do I need to know? Why do I have trouble with this? Why do I have trouble seeing color? Why do I have trouble only seeing dark Now a lot of colors?” people think trouble seeing colors it is a typical red-green color blind. So macular degeneration a lot of times it’s trouble seeing dark colors. And you want to know, “Why do I have trouble seeing dark colors? Why do I have trouble judging where the edge of the table is? Why do I have trouble trying to pick something up off the floor?” Asking those questions, asking them that specifically a lot of times can get you the information that you need in order to understand how your eyes are functioning and how your eyes will continue to function, because when you start asking, do I have trouble with Then if people “Why this?” start thinking, okay they really want to know what is “Well, going on with their does everything look like I eyes.” “Why have a spider web in front of my And then they eyes?” can explain to you why that is occurring and what it means. do I see flashes of I mean, all of these “Why light?” questions that go on they have reasons and unless you ask them you might get some information that can help
The list goes on and on and on of the things we need to do. So as you’re talking to the doctor or the professional ask very specific questions. Get the information that you want. Write it down and then think, “Okay, now that I know this part, now what do I need to know? Why do I have trouble with this? Why do I have trouble seeing color? Why do I have trouble only seeing dark colors?” Now a lot of people think trouble seeing colors it is a typical red-green color blind. So macular degeneration a lot of times it’s trouble seeing dark colors. And you want to know, “Why do I have trouble seeing dark colors? Why do I have trouble judging where the edge of the table is? Why do I have trouble trying to pick something up off the floor?” Asking those questions, asking them that specifically a lot of times can get you the information that you need in order to understand how your eyes are functioning and how your eyes will continue to function, because when you start asking, “Why do I have trouble with this?” Then if people start thinking, “Well, okay they really want to know what is going on with their eyes.” “Why does everything look like I have a spider web in front of my eyes?” And then they can explain to you why that is occurring and what it means. “Why do I see flashes of light?” I mean, all of these questions that go on they have reasons and unless you ask them you might get some information that can help
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