Saturday, December 12, 2015

Brock, Bubbles, video


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Morale is high. The distant bead can be a bit of a bugger.  But getting to it is becoming easier, and I'm noticing significantly lower suppression, particularly on the close-up beads.  Things are becoming more vivid.  The distant bead is getting easier to notice both sides--the distant X.

Sunday, December 6, 2015

Brock and Bubbles

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Things are looking up.  As you can see, I've got my highest score yet just today.  It wasn't long ago that 12000 was my highest score.  But that was when I was doing Bubbles for 30 minutes instead of ten minutes.  

I said earlier that I am able to get the X every time with the Brock String for every bead, although that's a little bit of a simplification.  There is some suppression, which means that it's not always an X,  Sometimes I get a bit of a Y, especially when fixating on the bead in the distance.  But that seems to be getting better.   

I do have a head tilt when doing the Brock String, although that's going down a bit.  Things are getting more comfortable and natural. I'm getting more control when jumping from very close to distance.  Jumping back and forth takes quite a bit of work although it's not fatiguing any longer.  It's weird, it almost seems as though I can feel my lens muscles doing work as I jump to distance.  Also, the drifting of the lazy eye is lessening.  It's becoming much more stable and under my control.  Pasquale suggested that I set up tripod in order to film my eyes as I do the workout to make sure that my eyes are doing the right things.  I'm sure that they're diverging and converging, but it might be a good idea to get a good visual on what's really going on.  

This current stage that I'm in appears to be a long ramp, one in which a huge amount of progress is made.  So I'm happy to stay here and see where it takes me.