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Catherine explains why she chose to have one eye corrected for distance and one eye corrected for reading.
Catherine:
That was something after investigating eye surgery and talking with a pediatric neuro-ophthalmologist. We talked a little bit about monotomic vision and I chose to have that. It’s a unique kind of eye surgery. They correctively do a focus so that one eye can read close and the opposite eye can pick up things at a distance. Now it takes a couple of weeks for your brain to figure that out, but the brain adjusts and then the eyes can still focus simultaneously on objects.
In addition to that, I am a shooter so I am a trap and skeet shooter and I noticed you have eye dominance when you trap and skeet shoot. So I know my left eye is dominant and didn’t make any difference there; made me a better shot.
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