Fiat, me too -- I wouldn't get hung up about it. A couple of thoughts about it: when looking naturally, say walking through the forest when you're not consciously doing vision practice, it's normal for something you're not looking at directly to grab your attention. So you turn your head to look and investigate more fully. When I get a different letter on the eye chart grabbing my attention, I do think of eccentric fixation, and remind myself that I'm looking at something else, scanning for even more details there. (I'm teaching my bran to focus on one thing at a time.) Or sometimes I'll direct my attention to the distraction, as if to satisfy it that I'm not ignoring it completely, and then return to where I was.

Really, I think this is just more re-calibrating, not a big deal.

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2012: 20/45 on average, no glasses except for night driving
2001: 2/200, -10 hard contacts with -1.75 cylinder
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OK. Thanks! While I'm at it, I've got a bit of shoulder and neck tightness/strain, and I don't know how to get rid of it. Ideas?

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Do the Long Swing, just letting your arms hang loose. Too much trying!

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Nancy
2012: 20/45 on average, no glasses except for night driving
2001: 2/200, -10 hard contacts with -1.75 cylinder
Vision & dreams blog: http://dreamersight.wordpress.com/
Vision & dreams website: http://dreamersight.com/

I've noticed this pulsing that you describe when I look at street lights after dark. They look like pulsating dandelion cotton fuzz. I, too, wondered if my brain wasn't trying to re-calibrate the street light to the correct size. Neat.

Oh yes, the long swing! Thanks!

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FIAT LUX! Translation = "Let there be light!"