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Eye Exam!!!

So We went to Ophthalmologist(read eye doctor) today!!!
It was my first real eye exam!!!and at 8.30 in morning..well I have nothing to say for that..
Hubby dearest was having his eyes tested so I tagged along with him..
I found it very funny and entertaining.. unlike the dental exams...:D..It went well!!! No specs yet..ALL IS WELL!!
The difficult part was living with the dilated pupils for hours..At first when she squirted that yellow liquid and afterwards another one.. everything seemed normal..But when I couldn't even make out the date on my phone, it began to sink in...
Imagine no laptop, no phone,no mails, NO FACEBOOK ;)... even cloudy Seattle seemed brighter..Everything was blurred..Even calling up my Maa was difficult as I couldn't make out her name!!!...It definitely took more than 3 hours that my doc said..:P..
n afterwards it wasn't much fun either...So I slept..Sleep is the best remedy to everything..
So my day started at 4 pm today..:D
So much for a eye exam...
Have great Weekend people...hv fun.

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  1. Thaddeus HarrodOctober 8, 2012 at 10:48 AM

    I’m happy that everything went well with your eye exam! Pupil dilation is an important part of the eye exam. The process involves temporarily paralyzing the eye muscles and doubling the size of your pupil for a thorough eye inspection. A larger pupil provides the doctor a three dimensional view of your eye. Light sensitivity and temporary loss of focus are the effects of this procedure. You can take reverse drops to lessen the effect of the dilating drops.

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