These days I wear reading glasses upside down and backwards. Because I can’t put any pressure on the surgical site near my eye, I had to think of another way to look through them. The lenses would work better if my eyes were equal to my eyebrows. As it is, I keep my head ducked down to see straight ahead. This is still better than the first days after surgery, when one eye was bandaged shut.
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You look very nice in the new design; perhaps it will spark a trend. It was a clever adaptation!
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Thank you. The glasses are awkward, but at least I can read a few things before they fall off.
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Whatever works and at least your eyesight is not obstructed by the big bandage!
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Wonderful that it works!!!! I felt so sorry for you not being able to wear your glasses.
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I’m soaking up your sympathy.
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Bless your heart!! ♥
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It is good you have figured out a way to use your glasses. Good job!
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I have readers from the dollar store stored all around the house.
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That is great.
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You may start a new trend!!
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Everyone is welcome to my idea, but I hope not many will need it.
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Anything that works!
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Progress not wearing the bandage any longer-and good you continue to smile through upside down glasses and other inconveniences!🤓
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It’s easy to smile, because I have been greatly blessed.
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A very creative solution Anne!
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Upside down glasses are working well so far.
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