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<blockquote data-quote="suk" data-source="post: 2458074" data-attributes="member: 162716"><p>Thank you for your kind thoughts.</p><p>I have been issued with a driving licence following an eye test. Apparently driving is legal even with restricted vision in one eye.</p><p>I only drive to places I know locally and during daylight.</p><p>You are right, it is a case of getting used to the restricted sight and I have full vision in my right eye so it compensates.</p><p>It’s just annoying that it could have been avoided if I’d had the first operation in time.</p><p>I suppose after living with type 1 for 50 years I should be grateful that I don’t have more debilitating complications. </p><p>It also annoys me that people automatically assume the eye problem is down to my diabetes. The bleed happened when I took a bad fall onto my head which subsequently resulted in the detached retina. </p><p>Things happen and it’s a case of acceptance that nothing could be done to change it.</p><p>Onwards and upwards</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="suk, post: 2458074, member: 162716"] Thank you for your kind thoughts. I have been issued with a driving licence following an eye test. Apparently driving is legal even with restricted vision in one eye. I only drive to places I know locally and during daylight. You are right, it is a case of getting used to the restricted sight and I have full vision in my right eye so it compensates. It’s just annoying that it could have been avoided if I’d had the first operation in time. I suppose after living with type 1 for 50 years I should be grateful that I don’t have more debilitating complications. It also annoys me that people automatically assume the eye problem is down to my diabetes. The bleed happened when I took a bad fall onto my head which subsequently resulted in the detached retina. Things happen and it’s a case of acceptance that nothing could be done to change it. Onwards and upwards [/QUOTE]
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