hi, what is your question? We can't provide medical advice here, but there's people who have experienced similar situations as you.
Without knowing what kind of education and training you've received, I would encourage to obtain blindness rehab training at a place like the Louisiana Center for the Blind or the Colorado Center for the Blind.

I don’t really have anything to say besides this kind of happenned to me too if you wantvto relate.

Omg are you me? I'm 19 I was also born three months premature and have ROP. They tried the scaleral buckles and laser surgery on both eyes when I was born to try and save my retina from detaching but things didn't turn out great. I'm completely blind in my left eye and have 20/100 vision in my right eye. The left eye has a cataract and calcium build up but it's been stable for years and my doctor thinks there's no point in risking things and doing the removal surgery if I can't see out of the eye anyway. I'm not sure what my visual field is in my good right eye but they were able to save my central vision although my peripheral vision is mostly gone. I can still read normal sized font OK, like 12 or 14 point font. It sucks having no depth perception and stairs are an issue for me.

I was born at 25 weeks gestation, and spent 3 months in the NICU where I experienced complications of:

-Retinopathy of prematurity due to 100% oxygen toxicity.
-Tension pneumothorax due to perforating my lung while intubated in the NICU.
-Disseminated intravascular coagulation (DIC).
-Necrotizing enterocolitis, probably exasperated by the DIC.
-A colostomy, had a stoma bag for 6 months until the DIC and NEC got better and my colon could be anastomosed.
-Had my colon resectioned.
-Thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura (TTP).
-I have the Thalassemia minor E trait.
-I have very minor cerebral palsy.

Hey, I also have ROP. I had a lens surgery in 2017 to reduce pressure caused by glaucoma. When my vision would worsen, it was either the lens being dirty, and at worst, my retina beginning to detach. Not saying that’s going to happen to you, but it might be worth checking it out :)

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