I've had bad eyesight for as long as I can remember. my parents first noticed it on the way back from a camping trip in the mountains, as we were driving along they pointed out how beautiful the mountains looked, I with all seriousness asked them 'what mountains' they thought I was joke pointing at there direction and I just repeated my question. I think at that point they didn't know weather to believe me or not because the mountains where right there. It wasn't until kindergarten eye exams that they realized I had a serious problem and took me to the ophthalmologist and was diagnosed with juvenile cataracts, nearsightedness and astigmatism. I'm now 22 and my entire life no one believe I had cataracts because I'm 'too young' and it takes my parents repeatedly telling someone for them to believe me. And whenever I look up juvenile cataracts it always comes up as veterinary even on reddit, I feel so alone and was wondering if anyone in this reddit also has juvenile cataracts and do you deal with the same issues I do? If so what is your advice.