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People always say “ you only realize the importance of something you have got until it is gone.” That is really true. I used to be a girl with plenty of negative thoughts, and I also never thought about my future. Going to school used to be really boring with me, amd I did not like going to school until one day; my eyes felt so hurt. I thought it was because I used it too much , so it got tired, and I should not worry at all. But the next morning I woke up, everything was so burred , and I almost could not see anything.
I thought it was because I just woke up, so maybe my eyes were still blurred or maybe my short- sightedness got worse. Then I prepared to go to school. I would never forget that morning, it took me about five minutes to put toothpaste on my toothbrush because everything was
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I was sightly afraid at that time, but I was still trying to reassure myself that because I was not wearing glasses, so all I could see was blurred. After that, my dad drove me to school. In the morning, my class had the test on first period class. But even when I wore glasses, I still could not read anything on my test right on my desk. At that time, I was really afraid, and I did not have any justified reason to reassure myself. I had to tell the truth to my teacher and asked her to help me call my parents. After they picked me up, they drove me to hospital for checking immediately. Ater checking my myopia, doctor told me nothing was happening on my myopia. The thing was going wrong on my eyes was the nerves ; it had been injured. It was the reason why my eyes become blurred, feel like everything I looked at they had a thick gray layer. Me and my parents were really shocked at that time, my parents could not believe it. The most unforgettable thing that doctor said the reason I became blurred caused by stress. He also said

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