My feedback after 3 months at a psychosomatic clinic
I made a conscious decision to undergo in trauma therapy, both to address childhood trauma and current issues related to depression. Especially because of the visual disturbances—I don’t want to write too much here.
In short, my conclusion:
I think I’ve accepted the floaters, but they still bother me, especially when working on a screen, unfortunately, I can’t concentrate in bright environments.
In dark rooms, with OLED monitors, and generally with everything in dark mode, it’s okay.
Still, despite my acceptance, I’m missing out quality of life.
Yes, you can learn to live with it. But it just isn’t the same joy to go outside anymore. Even with polarized glasses, I still see the floaters—it’s not the same fear anymore, but they’re still very distracting especially because they’re unfortunately in the center.
If the floaters were at the edge, it would be okay; I just don’t want constant distractions in the center anymore…
So here’s my question. Isn’t there some kind of surgical method where you can make all the floaters visible, like with a marker, and then just clump all those floaters together with a “substance” and then suction out that “clump”? So, a kind of partial vitrectomy that removes at least 90–95% of these opacities ?