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Thank you kindly Jeff, I know what you mean my eyesight has always been one good one and one not so, but I far to often made the mistake of being on my laptop for far to long combined with tv watching while wearing the wrong strength glasses - straining my eyes and causing the ocular migraine without my knowing till those flashing - pulsing patterns of coloured shapes made them self present. It was good to have the advanced scans on my eyes for them to confirm the condition, I know take regular paracetamol and it does help (kind of like for a normal headache migraine) OC.
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I am in Two minds over this Alan, I think as there is no rush - perhaps best to wait till my new glasses arrive and play around to see how I go - I could return to it by doing the scenery that needs creating out of those sytrene pieces I ordered some time back, it will be less eye strain related than my figures. OC.
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