When I was five years old, my parents took me to the Jules Stein Eye Institute on the UCLA campus to see why I was having problems seeing in the classroom. After seeing a doctor, they told my parents that I was blind in my right eye; my optic nerve was damaged.
It's been about twelve years since then, and I'm curious. Can an optic nerve be healed in any way so a person can see again? I've haven't had a chance to ask any optometrists this question (I only see an eye doctor once a year to see how my vision in my left eye is doing, and to see if there is a change in my right) and I really want to know.
-smiles- I don't know if I was ever able to see out of my right eye; I'd like a chance before I die to see with both of my eyes.
-sigh- And luckily for me, I have great vision in my left (15/13, last I checked) so it doesn't look like I'll be going completely blind anytime soon.
^-^ Thanks ahead of time for the answers, everyone.
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