no theres a very high chance and its extremely likely

im not convincing, im preparing u for ur new disability

u will tho. it can be sudden

im trying to help her

how much do u believe ur going blind?

it will only get worse to where ur vision cant be helped

theres a 5-6% of an average person going blind but she wears glasses so the chances of going blind are 20% and her aching in her eyes means it could be 30% chance of going blind

it can be permanent

im trying to help

the headache is in the lobe of the brain responsible for processing vision, and it hurts because that part of the brain was being strained and working harder as a result of ur eyes dying

im not im trying to help u accept that ur now disabled. u will see nothingness and theres nothing u can do, u can adapt by getting guide dogs, blind walk sticks ect.

or worse an eye tumor

but u can suddenly go blind, u might notice things like bumping into tings more often, knocking things over more, being more clumsy, mistaking objects, ect.

yes

but u will go blind soon, it can be sudden. u might have an eye tumor or cataracts

im trying to help, u will need the help of ur friend to guide u to places when u go blind

u wont be able to soon. u wont be able to see ur device or draw or do anything u liked to enjoy doing, but u can learn new ways to enjoy things

ok

i dont mean to scare u, im trying to help u accept ur new disability. ur vision will slowly start to fade, each day u will see less and less, and u will be completely blind soon and need assistance and guidance by a guide dog to navigate places

ok