![]() ![]() Of course, she meant physical growth–something about growth hormone and getting lots of sleep and exercise. When I asked how this shift could have occurred in less than three months, she smiled. Not only had his prescription changed, it had changed significantly. I figured she would tell us his eyes were fine–but I was wrong. Unsure what to think, I made an appointment with the eye doctor. ![]() It seemed impossible that his vision could change so quickly. All seemed well.īut when he returned to school in the fall, he began to complain that the words looked blurry. And, as anyone who’s ever seen a seven-year-old in glasses would know, the cuteness levels were off the charts. Reading had always been his favorite activity, and with the new glasses he began to plow through books at an astonishing rate. Once we got past certain logistical issues, such as: where to store them? (not on the floor!) and when to wear them (not while swimming!)–he loved his new, improved vision. Toward the end of first grade, my son started wearing glasses. ![]()
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