But after much work, and a few cuss words, I got it in. It felt strange though. It was blurry and my eye felt sticky. I decided to take it out again- check to see if it had flipped. It hadn't. So I tried again for another 5 minutes and got it in.
I spent the day feeling like I was looking through blurry eyes, wondering if I was getting an eye infection or something.
By the end of the day, I had a pretty bad headache. I was more than ready to take my contacts out when evening came. I tried to take out my right contact- but I couldn't find it at first. Instead of panicking, I went for the left one- which was the one that was bothering me the most all day. I pulled it out and it felt funny. I looked closer at it.
Both of my contacts were there in my hand- stuck together like glue!
No wonder I had such a hard time getting the left one in today. No wonder my vision was blurry all day and no wonder I ended the day with a splitting headache.
I have no idea how that happened. I guess that's what I get putting my contacts in so early in the morning when I was still half asleep.
Now I am left to figure out which contact is which....
Nooooo! That's awful!
ReplyDeleteSo terrible, I've done that before, it is NOT fun! Hope you have a spare pair so you can just start over. You'll drive yourself crazy tryin to figure out which is which.
ReplyDeleteThat would never happen to me. I am so blind in both eyes that it would be impossible for me to notice a contact missing from my right eye. I have mixed them up though - that is a pain!
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