The retinal care notes 791

Macular degeneration is one of those eye conditions people often hear about long before they understand it. The name sounds clinical, but the lived experience is far more personal. It usually starts quietly. A street sign looks a little less crisp. Reading fine print takes more light than it used to. A face across the table seems oddly difficult to make out, even though peripheral vision feels perfectly normal. That mismatch can be confusing at first, because people assume