What were these floating dots when you looked at the sky as a kid
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Eye floaters, the vitreous fluid in your eye sort of sticks together and casts shadows on your retina. I didn’t take care of my diabetes very when growing up so now at 33 I’ve got a ton of them, looks like there’s a bunch of flies in the car when Im driving and looking at a blue sky. Mostly invisible otherwise though. It’s usually normal, but like I just said an excess can be caused by disease.
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