How bad was your vision at that time? Like 20/80 in both eyes?
What blood pressure medicine your doc precribe to you?
Vision
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Marc007, Mar 25, 2017.
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Well I only know of one specialist contact for an eye and that has to do with a myopic problem, so yes those are not cheap, however, if you are just trying to get your dot done, then I suggest corrective lens. Even with the myopic problem, you can read an eye chart.
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Pay a bill late if you have to. Contact them and tell them you'll be paying a little late (give them the reason) and set up a plan for when it will be paid. It won't effect your credit at all if you set it up in advance.
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I don't know about where you live, but here in Ohio, your local Red Cross and / or Catholic Charities will most certainly help with a one-time issue, especially since it's pretty much health (AND career!) related. Worth a shot. They helped me afford my steel-toe Redwing Boots when I was first getting into the industry for the 2nd time. I got a $100 voucher. We've all (*most of us*) had tough times.
I'm blessed to have good insurance or my glasses would put me back over 300 a pair... because I have weird eye stuff too. I don't know the terms like @Ridgeline ... i should pay better attention.
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There is not a form for a federal vision waiver. Just a list of the requirements to obtai one. I have a waiver. Takes about 4 months to get from start to finish. FOLLOW IT TO THE LETTER or it will get delayed.
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@Marc007 ...... how did it / is it going for you?!? Did any of us help?!?
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