Blind Spot Peripheral Vision Novels & Stories

With my blurred vision, I was incapable of distinguishing anything more than their vague shapes. I slowly hoist my tired body up into a sitting position, leaning my body against the headpost, rubbing my eyes at the same time in an endeavor to clear my cloudy vision. This time my vision was very clear but still a bit dim, so blinking rapidly, I tried to adjust to a bright ray surrounding the room.

We have five circling on patrol and five testing the cameras. “Camera one and two are good, there is about a three foot blind spot where someone could stand if they know about the cameras.” Elyse is taking notes. “Have Demitri walk south east again..stop, I just lost him. Someone take note of that position. Have him walk again..stop, he’s back on camera. Now we need to know how wide that bllind spot goes. Have someone stand on the first spot I said to mark. Both of you walk away from the camera at a slight angle going wide from the center of the camera. I will tell you when you are out of range, this might take a minute.”

I don't have it in me to look back at him when he starts talking again. "I was told it was going to get better but I still feel sick when a session is over. It's simple movements of the eyes and they put these orange drops over my pupil to stimulate the nerve endings in my coronaries but those are nothing but annoying. At first it didn't work but now I can see a difference. I went from seeing close to nothing, to seeing outlines and some shapes. But that's only in the dark."

He scolded and gulped down the drink I poured, leaving the glass back at the top of the table. I almost pouted, but didn't. I only sighed to his hearing and bashed my lashes. At that moment when I pinched my eyes together and opened them almost immediately, I saw two blurry vision of the Pete sitting diagonally from me. His two shaky, blurry self came together as one and I had to shake my head, noting that wasn't normal. I blinked and looked at him again to see if my sight would repeat what it just did but it didn't so I sighed again.

“And? Nathan wanted to hear some good news, he wanted to be told he could see again. He wanted to be able to see Vanessa again and take care of his work on his own again. He badly wanted to see but….” Doctor Brad sighed, “Nathan, the seminar didn’t really help much but I was able to understand your situation better” “What do you mean?” “In this situation Nathan, I can say that your blindness is your brain's defense mechanism due to that crash. For a normal human, you would have regained your eyesight after all your other injuries have healed but your eyes are badly damaged and it can’t be corrected now. Even if we want to go into surgery, we need to find a good donor and we have to find any

There were experts to ensure that Chloe's therapy went well and led to a proper recovery. Chloe nodded slowly, keeping a smile on her face. Although her eyes had become slightly blurry that morning, she tried to remain patient. Blurriness didn't mean darkness like before, right? But Peni reacted differently to the complaint. Her assistant was overly worried, to the point of contacting Darren even though Chloe knew the doctor was busy at the hospital. But now, here they were. In Chloe's living room, Darren had checked Chloe's eyes several times. There was nothing to worry about. It was a common symptom that often occurred when patients with semi-permanent blindness experienced their eyes stil

“Unfortunately you can’t do much for her training. But yes, you’re both going to need each other to face things ahead. However, her training is going to be a little more difficult now that her sight is back.” Levantus looks thrown and confused while Odessa tilts her head in consideration. “What do you mean? Odessa getting her sight back should be a strength.” Odessa suddenly realizes what’s being said. “Because vision is a distraction. After not having it for so long, it’s loud in its existence. Being blind, I had to focus on all of my other senses, including internally to survive. She’s saying it’s going to be harder to focus like that with having my eye sight back.”

Not a question. "I don't know what—" "Fire escape." She tapped the glass. "Third rung squeaks. I reported it last month. Maintenance hasn't come." She turned. Sunglasses off. Gray eyes. Clear. Focused. *Seeing me.* "I've been blind for three months, Yan. Cornea transplant. Sixteen years of darkness, and now I see everything." She stepped closer. "Including you. Standing there. Pretending." I stood. "Why?" "Why what?"

I just wanted some help, but now I had gone ahead and kicked myself in the arse. And what made it even worse, was the fact that my blurred vision was slowly but surely being obstructed by tiny black dots. I did not need to take a guess to know that it would only be a matter of time before I passed out, before I would no longer be able to do anything to help myself. And I needed to make peace with that.

the doctor asked. "I have sudden blackening and blurred vision." The doctor took her film and looked at it a few more times: "It may be that you have an intracranial hemorrhage affecting the retinal nerve. You must be hospitalized as soon as possible, and a comprehensive examination must be done to determine the cause. Otherwise, you might become blind."