Vision Blurry In Corner Of Eye Novels & Stories

"The gravel caused quite some damage. If the injury worsens or gets infected, you could be permanently blind." Susan’s lips trembled, and she clutched her gown tighter. "B-blind?" she whispered. The doctor nodded. "As of now, you’ll sometimes see things blurry, like the world is out of focus. It will clear up after a while, but it might keep happening until your eyes heal properly. Avoid rubbing them or straining your vision. We’ll keep monitoring you." Her heart sank, fear tightening around her chest. She swallowed hard, her voice cracking. "A patient was recently brought her. Her name’s jennifer. Please, doctor, do you know anything about her?”

My eyelids droop, my vision turns blurry, the forest begins to spin, and quickly I feel the earth tilting on its axis. ۩VALERIA۩ Shutting my eyes was not enough. I could see light burning through my eyelids into my retina and had to quickly shield them with my hands. I feel like I’m standing under the scorching sun in the middle of the desert at the peak of summer. Suddenly I feel the faint feeling like I’ve been doused in boiling water and zapped of all my energy while being spun around one of those deadly Merry-Go-Rounds at a children’s playground.

I felt the sensation of wind being blown into my eyes, making my vision go slightly blurry. I blinked a few times to try and get my eyes to focus. I squeezed Dmitri’s hand as my sight cleared. Everything looked like it belonged in one of those cheesy dream sequences you see in soap dramas. Everything was a little too bright, and a bit hazy, like a fog had filled the room. Even the people looked the same, but different.

he placed a kiss on my forehead and he walked back to his car. My gaze followed his car driving away from where I am when suddenly my eyes got blurry. I squeeezed my eyes shut and blink a few times. I slowly opened it and I was glad my vision was back to normal. I gently touched my head again. This migraine is getting bad. I tried to just shake it off and entered the hospital.

With that feeling, I felt as Max was really there by my side, hugging me as light as a feather and listening to each word of mine that I was sharing with him. Suddenly I felt my head spinning around and my arms getting trembled as well..... I just strove to wipe it out shaking my head a bit. But it didn't seem to help me at all... The vision got blurred when the time passed by. I tried to stop it by my fingers pressing both my temples tight. "Ughh... What's this? What's happening to me?" But it was unbearable and unstoppable which made me weaker a little by little. Oh gosh! My pills. Where is it?

WHY CAN’T YOU HEAR ME OUT JUST ONCE! And that’s when, amidst a momentary daze, a blurred vision suddenly flashed right in front of my eyes, making my body tremble vigorously as I struggled to stand still. My knees were losing strength, and my eyes burned with glistening tears, making me try to figure out the details of that vision I had just seen.

They were shipped in from overseas at a ridiculous cost. “I have never missed taking them. Damn it, Rukov—if I don’t take them, how the fuck am I supposed to see?” I snapped. “I think right now the drugs aren’t doing their job anymore. It’s more like an after-effect. Last night I went totally blind for a few minutes. Earlier this morning I had a bad blur in my left eye that lasted almost an hour.” “Do you think we should head to the hospital? They might be able to check if something’s wrong,” Rukov suggested.

"Do you use that eyepiece continuously?" John shook his head. "I use eyepieces when I go traveling." "What did you bring glasses for?" "Sometimes, I take off my eye lens." Luna slowly touched the lens of John's eye, but before that, John quickly held his hand. "I just want to help you. This eye lens is what causes your head to hurt. You're irritated, and if you're not treated right away, you'll be blind." "Would you be angry if you found out who I am?"

Pity me. When my eyelids are fully opened, I move my eyes and blink deliberately trying to clear my vision. It’s blurry but, I can see a corridor and a couple of doors. I shut my eyes harshly and then, I open it again. A little by a little, my vision is clearing. I let out a long breath. A gas comes out from my mouth.

She explained, then tilted her head slightly before asking, “Can you do without yours?” I shook my head slowly. “No,” I said. “I really can’t.” Ivy looked up at me. “Does it hurt?” I nodded. “Yes. A lot.” Without my glasses, everything turns blurry. And faces lose their shape. I can’t tell who is who unless they speak. I can see people standing there, but I can’t really see them. The pain usually starts behind my eyes. It grows and grows until it turns into a strong migraine. My head feels heavy, and even light makes it worse.