> well thank you for your mean words!
> snob

> In article
> <3517532e-7557-4570-bebc-da87d3b75...[at]2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com> ,
> Healthy Stealthy <healthysteal...[at]gmail.com> wrote:
> > I meant to say my eyes just don't SEE right. There is something not
> > quite right. Something is off.
> > This is a big hassle because I purchased two very expensive pairs of
> > glasses. Insurance paid them most
> > thanks for the feedback.
> This is a vacuous description. I could describe anything from abnormal
> psychological origin to something physical about to cause total
> blindness.
> I see several general problems:
> A almost complete lack of scientific knowledge.
> An inability to observe well.
> An inability to express oneself in English.
> And probably many more possibilities.
> If someone posts to seek significant information, the post must give
> significant information. Prove to me that there is meaning to the post.
> Bill

> I meant to say my eyes just don't SEE right. There is something not
> quite right. Something is off.
> This is a big hassle because I purchased two very expensive pairs of
> glasses. Insurance paid them most
> thanks for the feedback.

> "Healthy Stealthy" <healthysteal...[at]gmail.com> wrote
> > I spent $900.00 for an eye check up. I paid $300.00 out of my pocket
> > for two pairs of nice reading glasses.
> If you spent $600 on an eye exam, I need to go up on my fees.
> > I went to pick them up. They just don't feel right! One eye feels
> > okay, but the other doesn't! I'M SO UPSET!
> Do you mean "feel" or do you mean "see"? There's a world of difference.
> > When I close my right eye my left eye sees perfect.
> > When I close my left eye my right eye sees a little less perfect.
> > I AM PISSED!
> If "a little less than perfect" does that to you, I bet you'd really melt
> down if you encountered one of the REAL booboos (left-right reversed, plus
> vs minus).
> > I left the glasses there and have to go back during my
> > lunch hour to have the Dr check them.
> > Has this happened to anyone else?
> Nope. You're the first.
> > I shouldn't have to pay.
> Yes. They should be free. That way there's no obligation to help you out.
> If you're interested in getting their attention, you need to tell them one
> eye doesn't SEE as well as the other.
> If both pair are exactly like that, blurry in the right eye, it's not so
> likely that your GLASSES were made wrong. It's more likely the PRESCRIPTION
> is buggy, and THAT happens when you're inattentive or imprecise during the
> "one-or-two" process. Ask them if you can do it again, now that you've "had
> some practice."
> -MT

> I spent $900.00 for an eye check up. I paid $300.00 out of my pocket
> for two pairs of nice reading glasses. I went to pick them up. They
> just don't feel right! One eye feels okay, but the other doesn't! I'M
> SO UPSET! When I close my right eye my left eye sees perfect. When I
> close my left eye my right eye sees a little less perfect.
> I AM PISSED! I left the glasses there and have to go back during my
> lunch hour to have the Dr check them.
> Has this happened to anyone else? I shouldn't have to pay.

> I spent $900.00 for an eye check up. I paid $300.00 out of my pocket
> for two pairs of nice reading glasses.

> I went to pick them up. They just don't feel right! One eye feels
> okay, but the other doesn't! I'M SO UPSET!

> When I close my right eye my left eye sees perfect.
> When I close my left eye my right eye sees a little less perfect.
> I AM PISSED!

> I left the glasses there and have to go back during my
> lunch hour to have the Dr check them.
> Has this happened to anyone else?

> I shouldn't have to pay.