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Old Mon Dec 11, 2006, 08:06am
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Originally Posted by Al
Thanks bigsig,

That's exactly what I was hoping to hear. I want the very best possible correction for distance, as long as I can see well enough at the distance required behind the plate to catch the corners ect.
I think there might be a difference in the understanding of the term "distance". If you cannot see the outside corners of the plate, you may need more than surgery, like say maybe a cane.

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I really won't mind needing reading glasses for small print up close. And I'm sure I will be able to read my indicator when not held too close.
I'm surprised someone hasn't developed an indicator in braille.

However, back to the reading glasses. If one was concerned about a reaction by the teams, I'd rather wear glasses/contacts full-time than deal with the need to pull out a pair of reading glasses every time there was the need to make a line-up change or read the rule when the coach brings the book onto the field Oh boy, here we go.......
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