Yea, I'm thinking maybe some of the replies are giving their exact experiences, which is exactly what I asked for and does give me hope. But from the Dr today and all my research, it's pretty adamant that it says it will make your near vision worse once past around 43 ish.

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Good news is my near vision is bad too, so now we have readers and magnifying glasses all over the place

My wife does this...everywhere lol. I just never have worn glasses and really would rather avoid it. If I ever put on 3D glasses or my kid's VR headsets, I legit get a migraine in like 2 minutes, I feel like glasses would do the same...probably wrong but I'm just stubborn and do not want glasses.

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Before her surgery she had started bustin my balls about not being able read tiny labels and shite. Well, that stopped.

Yea, my wife and kids always make fun of me for the distance vision.

Gonna risk it and opt for the monovision LASIK.

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Posted by Havoc

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Posted on 3/5/24 at 4:20 pm to shel311

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Yea, I'm thinking maybe some of the replies are giving their exact experiences, which is exactly what I asked for and does give me hope. But from the Dr today and all my research, it's pretty adamant that it says it will make your near vision worse once past around 43 ish.

No doubt that the mileage varies. Iirc she was told the same thing about it affecting near vision later on or possibly sooner but she wasn’t expecting it so soon after.
Fwiw she had really bad vision prior to first lasik many years ago and had gradually gotten worse again necessitating the last one.

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