Spring Frameless Action When I was a child, I was a child who loved to read books very much. Whether walking, lying down, or in a poorly lit place, I can't wait to immerse myself in the sea of books. However, as I got older, I gradually became addicted to my phone and stared at the screen for long periods of time. Gradually, the outside world became hazy, and myopia became a major problem in my life, more frightening than exams. My eyes, once windows to the world, have become my biggest trouble, a door that is always closed. Preh Ophthalmology is on a trip, and it's time to take off the lens
Myopia made me a slave to glasses, and I couldn't do without them in everything I did. As a person with high myopia, if I didn't have glasses, I would be completely blind. Not long ago, my glasses were broken by my classmates, which made me miserable. I was barely able to cope with my daily life, but I was a blur when it came to my studies. When I got home, I had to dig through the cabinets to find a pair of old glasses and put them on my eyes at an angle, barely able to read the words on the blackboard. Thanks to me sitting in the front row, if I sat in the back, it would really be "the heavens should not be right, and the earth will not be spiritual".
As I was about to enter middle school, my shame gradually awakened, and myopia became my No. 1 worry - being asked about my degree. Whenever my relatives visited, they would always ask me about my eyesight. At this point, I would feel embarrassed and either be ridiculed or rude, so I could only pretend to be confused and say, "I don't know." ”
However, the other day, I saw a news on my phone that made me excited - I got to know Preh Ophthalmology, which is about to launch its annual "Myopia Surgery Festival" event in March. Seeing this news, it was as if I saw a new window open in front of me. I can't wait to learn more about Preh Ophthalmology and learn that they offer personalized eye measurement and customized eye measurement solutions, and I can also get the benefit of removing the lenses. This gave me a glimmer of hope that maybe it would be possible for me to have normal vision! I decided to give myself a chance not to be "blind" all the time.
The beauty of spring has made me have a stronger desire to enjoy the beauty of spring in the season of "no mirror". So, I couldn't wait to decide to participate in Preh Ophthalmology's "Myopia Surgery Festival". I thought maybe this would be my chance to get rid of my glasses and get back to clear vision. On the eve of the surgery, I remembered that I loved to read books when I was a child, and I remembered that I was short-sighted because of my mobile phone when I grew up, and I deeply realized that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and I longed to have a clear and bright window to see the colorful world again.
The time of walking is coming, and I have ushered in a new beginning. I believe that under the care of Preh Ophthalmology, I will say goodbye to myopia, take off my glasses, and see the beauty of the world with my own eyes. May the spring sunshine illuminate my new life and allow me to rediscover the beauty that was once blurred.