
Is Short-Sightedness Really That Bad?
Short-sightedness, or near-sightedness, is a type of refractive error. It’s that type of refractive error that makes you squint as you try to figure out whether that person over there is your wife or someone different entirely. It’s the type of refractive error that makes children sit at the front of the class or end up copying from their friends’ books if they end up in a seat at the back of the room. It’s also the type of refractive error that can cause permanent legal blindness.
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