Though mine are extended wear contacts, I've finally resolved to remove them almost every night, after years of continuous wear. One recent morning, I opened and inserted a new pair of contacts, but didn't pause to discard the old lenses from my case. By that evening, rote memory took over and as I removed my lenses, I placed them in the case. The following morning, I unknowingly inserted two left lenses. My extremely blurred vision reminded me that I'd failed to discard the old lens when I inserted the new one.
Life Lessons reinforced are:
- Finish the job - when the old is no longer needed, deal with it appropriately, but don't let it obstruct the new by default
- Determine the Goldilocks amount - more is not always better
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