Unfortunately, the only clickbait in this video is my hair.. (still growing out the bangs! 😅) Here's a link to a simple exam you can do for free at home anytime to check your vision: www.allaboutvision.com/en-gb/conditions/amsler-grid/ Stay safe and healthy! 🙏❤

The idea that you could have gone blind if you hadn't had the money for the injection is so upsetting. Goddamn, that is awful. I'm glad it worked out for you.

Wow, I'm shocked you went through it alone the first time! Glad you're better.

I have a family history of glaucoma, so I always have to get a test done with my pupils dilated. When you described it I LITERALLY felt it in my eyes 😭 I can’t believe it burns for you, that’s horrible! I always feel like my eyes are numb, like when I close my eyes I’m worried if they are still there because I can’t feel them. OMG I JUST GOT TO THE PART ABOUT THE NEEDLE. WHATTTTT? Glad you’re ok, but that sounded HORRIFYING!

This is so scary. I'm so freaked out by this story. Glad you had coverage to get the injection. I'm in Greece, that's definitely three months salary.

This is why I went from working in an office to being a pilot lol.

Your voice is so beautiful, oh my god. You could easily be doing ASMR videos. DANG

Caramba, venho maratonando os seu vídeos e agora que percebi que você é Portuguesa!! Seu sotaque é incrível

Omg I had an experience almost exactly like this. I noticed I wasn’t seeing very well even though I’d had perfect vision my whole life. Went to see an eye doctor and spent four hours doing tests. Got sent that same day to a different eye doctor because the first couldn’t figure out the issue so they referred me elsewhere and I spend another 4-5 hours doing more tests to ultimately be told I needed to receive injections in my EYE. Wtf ha. I guess I was going blind in my right eye but because my left was fine, I didn’t notice it until it got really bad. My central vision was almost completely black in my right eye. And I get the distorted lines when looking at grids. I think I ended up getting nine shots in total and am very familiar with the horror movie eyelid opener thing haha. So unpleasant and so so sorry you also had to experience this. It’s nuts that I just happened to stumble across this video. I’ve never heard of anyone close to my age having to go through this. PS the contrast test was by far the worst. The expectation for us to keep our dilated eye open to such an insanely bright light is crazy.

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I’ve got pretty bad vision and it’s always quite disturbing when they ask you to open your eyes without blinking for what feels like minutes... I just had a test recently and although I’m approaching the age where long sightedness will help the shortsightedness, I’m apparently not there yet, so I can barely see, despite the thick glasses. 😖

I’ve had that ink injection done for a brain mri and ugh it made me so cold and feel sick

I do as u say, skipped it to 12 mins lol... it's freaking me out to hear what they've done with ur eyes 😂😂

I had a bad vision and because of that I had to do Lasik surgery ) It was pretty much exactly what you've experienced, but also with little knives cutting my eyes )) PS I like dilated pupils, such an interesting experience ))) Also, did they put a lens like INTO your eye? (cuz for me that was the most horrible thing)

there is just one thing which i didnt understand did they have something to keep your eye from moving while they where injecting the solution?

😢I have the same symptoms from time to time (distortions, blackness, sometimes as if there is water that i can't remove or suddenly too much sensitivity to light) and when I go get checked (usually emergencies or the next day), they find nothing weird. Once the doctor even told me that i didnt need to go each time I see strange things. 😢omg

I am literally sitting in the doctors office about to get an injection of medication in my right eye because of a similar situation.

I fell you :) Eye surgery was the most traumatic thing I have experienced. Not the procedure itself, but the preparation and complications... :( I got prepped, disinfected with iodide, eye anesthesia, ect. My face was covered with a cloth, but then I had some sort of allergic reaction or panic attack, I started choking, every time I took a breath it felt like inside of my nose and face was burning. But the prep doctor said its normal, its just the smell of alcohol and left me on a table for about 40min. I couldn't see anything, but I could hear the radio that was on in the operating room, so I still had some sense of time. Then after 40min the doctor came in late and said that my anesthesia warn of and I had to experience everything ALL OVER AGAIN!!! The procedure then was quick and easy, i didn't think about the needle going in, because of all that breathing pain... However... it turned out that I indeed had a mild allergic reaction to iodide disinfection. It sort of burned my face skin and I developed Rosacea... For two years I had to be on antibiotics to calm my skin and heal veins on my cheeks. It all happened during high school graduation season and first year of university.... I would't wish this on my worst enemy...

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Since you didn't mention the assumption of why these conditions might happened, I have to say something very disturbing that I noticed here in Portugal, I live here for 5 years now, I studied here AND worked in offices and labs and noticed - PORTUGEZE PEOPLE WORK IN DARKNESS! So it is more like a dim light - when you partly close the shade and not turn on the electricity light - rather then complete darkness, but it is completely impossible to me! i get headaches and teary eyes. Does that hurt our health to work like that - YES 100%, does it have anything to do with your story - I don't know, obviously I can't know for sure. But it is something important to be stated and to think about! My goodness you have so much great sunlight here, WHY IN THE WORLD DON'T YOU USE IT? Any ways other then that I love Portugal and I love you, I am glad that you are all better now (:

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what accent is that?