Maybe inferior to a dragon, but overall our lack of (or at least current lack of) extinction really labels us a successful species
I read that there may be genetic or physiological causes. An eating disorder exists when one’s attitude about food and weight has gone awry. Then one eats—or refuses to eat—because of profound emotional disturbances.
A variety of things can cause inner pain—bitter disappointments, rejection, an environment where one’s emotional needs are ignored, or traumatic childhood experiences, … Read more
It is a more difficult virus to manage than the common cold or influenza, and we haven't got near to curing those yet. But, evolution has given our systems the capability of fighting both. The curious thing about the very successful treatments that have been developed for HIV is that they will probably interfere with … Read more
No. If you look at pictures of Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla, and Stephen Hawking, they all have hair, and they are some of the most brilliant minds ever.
I think that's pretty self explanatory.
Also, keep in mind that the eye heals very slowly.
I probably needed them by the time I was 12 or 13, but didn't get them until I was 17. It was amazing - I could look at a tree and see individual leaves. I could read fine print. Incrwedible!
I only wear reading glasses for fine print. I had cataract surgery on both eyes over twenty years ago, and my vision is very good.
I've had glasses since I was 13. When I got them, I told the doctor that they were the wrong ones - he laughed and said, no they were the right ones - I was just missing everything. I could see actual leaves on the trees. I am near-sighted in one eye, far-sighted in the … Read more
I have been wearing glasses since my mid-20s years and need new ones. At first they were just for night time driving, but now for all driving and anywhere I need to see in the distance, such as movies and hiking.
Seeing (pardon the pun) that so many of us are wearing glasses, it is … Read more
I only started wearing them recently, when I was 13. Some of the time I wear contacts, but lately I've been wearing glasses more because they are less trouble.
I have glasses but only use them to see far away or reading for a long time
About 15 years ago I noticed I couldn't see up close. Really put a hurting on my reading and cross stitch. So off to the eye DR. I now wear glasses for doing this.
I am near sited. Started wearing glasses at 24. I only wear them to drive and watch T.V. My close up vision is fabulous.
I've worn glasses since I was 10 years old. I wore contact lenses in my 20's, 30's, and 40's. Then when I went through hormonal changes, my eyes dried out so bad, they irritated my eyes. I then had to go back to wearing glasses. I can't see without them.
I wear progressive lenses now and have been wearing glasses for about 20 years. The older I get, the more my eyesight changes from year to year.
So call the office back and explain the situation and see what they say. After all, they are the ones that gave you the first solution in the first place. If what you're doing isn't working, they need to know that so they can have you try something else.
What does your doctor say?
