Pots Blurry Vision Novels & Stories

She came over to me and shined the light pen in my eyes and I blinked against the brightness. “How bad is it?” “The medication takes the edge off of it, but we are working our way up to an 8 out of 10 even with the pills.” Her smile turned to a frown. “Your pupils are a little slower to respond to the light. Have you been sleeping well?” I shook my head. “I get about three to four hours a night. During that time, I see…or dream…flashes of things I don’t remember. Sometimes I feel and can’t see. Sometimes everything is blurry. But I just wake up in a cold sweat.”

But why? My blurred vision persisted, denying me the ability to see anything beyond mere shapes and shadows. Every movement seemed like a herculean effort, yet I couldn't allow myself to surrender. I needed to find answers to understand what had led me to this bewildering nightmare. As I lay there, imprisoned by the restraints and the unknown, I looked around, trying to make my blurry vision steady. It seemed impossible to see clearly, and the more I tried, the more my head and eyes ached.

the doctor explained and I kept mute for a while before looking him in the face. “Great, my vision has gotten better,” I said and they all flashed a quizzical look at me. “It took till now to get a better vision?” the nurse asked and I nodded. “Ma’am do you have any recent complaints about dizziness or light heads and blurry visions?” the doctor asked and I tried so hard, harder than expected to try to remember if I did. “Yes, I have been feeling a bit off recently,” I replied while the nurse stepped in and asked me a rather personal question.

But his frame was blurry. Then, it was a blackout.

"Gosh, look at you; you are so beautiful. Now you must wake up and know you are on the right path. Soon my child, soon. All will be revealed." "Now, wake up!" A blinding light flashes, my eyes slightly flutter open, and I groan. My vision is blurry, and I cannot see anything clearly. Plus, my heart aches in my chest. It's like someone has been using it as a stress ball, and I am not sure why. I blinked rapidly, and the steady sound of a monitor beeping caught my attention. Was I in a hospital? A quiver ran down my spine, all the hair on my skin stood at attention, and I felt slight prickles on the pores of my skin. Why is my vision blurry?

Though I have an option, I'd rather live miserably than snatch an innocent child's right of having a complete family. I don’t know how many shots I had taken when I felt my vision rotate again. I felt dizzy and my eyesight became blurry. I could hear Zoren's voice but I couldn't understand what he was saying. In my ears, it's just like muffled noises. I shook my head, hoping that it would stop my world from spinning. A few seconds later, my vision became clear again but I still had a headache. "Fuck," I muttered.

His vision blurred. And then he collapsed.

she asked staring at him. "Yes, I can. Last time, you asked me about the changing colours of my eyes. I don't know much but now I can tell you. I can equally see you but that is affected by distance. My vision is blurry when you are far away but nearby, I have a clear image of you," he explained happy Clara understood. "Huh! So, you live in me. As in I have two souls in me right now," Clara said with a smile. "This is creepy and a lot to take in, but I am glad you told me," she said smiling at him but Ragnor realized something was wrong.

My vision turned blurry, and my eyelids were forced close against my will. They shot another pin at me which made me weak. I wasn't able to handle the toxicity of the pin. My eyes closed and everything turned blank.

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