Do You Talk To Objects: When To See An Optometrist

Last week, I was taking an evening walk around my neighborhood when I saw a poor cat just sitting there. Being the animal lover that I am, I Knelt down and began to call the cat to me. After several minutes of making my best "mew" sound and holding my hand out, I realized the cat wasn't moving. I slowing crept towards the cat, being careful to to scare it away. I finally made my way over to the stray cat. At this point, I really wished I had been wearing my eyeglasses, because the "Stray cat" was actually a fire hydrant.

As you can probably imagine, I felt like a complete idiot. Fortunately, no one was around to laugh at me ( I did enough laughing at my own expense). You may be surprised to learn I am probably not the first person to mistake an object for a person or animal. According to the Vision Council of America, approximately 75% of adults use some sort of vision correction. Of those adults, 64% of them wear prescription glasses, and about 11% wear contacts either exclusively, or with glasses.

Whether you are near-sighted or far-sighted, glasses are a easy and effective way to correct your vision. Personally, I love wearing glasses. You never truly realize how bad your vision is, until you try on a pair of prescription lenses and see everything brighter and clearer. It''s also fun to wear different style glasses for different occasions or to match your outfit for the day.

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