Yes it does I think :( In fact I have an appt with the eye Dr today because it's bothered me so much lately!! I asked my family Dr about it, and he said it was anxiety, but because I'm a hypochondriac I just can't accept it!

yup !

Not only do I feel like I'm in a fog, but I have a very hard time remembering things that happen when I'm at my worst. This is pretty frightening, but I don't know what to do about it.

Sorry you're dealing with this too.

I have a giant problem with lights being too bright and spotting in my eyes, which according to my therapist is due to the panic attacks and anxiety. I have suffered from blurry vision as well. You will be okay. Take deep breaths.

yep. sometimes I have that. I then rub and rub at my eyes but that only makes it worse so I just wait till it goes away

Yes, I get weid things happen to my sight, all to do with when you panic the blood supply to your eyes is resticted, so I have been told. Once I went blind fo a few moments, horrid, but I was in an awfull panic at the time.
I will pray for you, Lv Ann

Two things come to mind for me. I often have blurry eyes in the morning. I used to panic at that until my eye doctor said it was simply from dry eyes in the morning due to getting older. He said I could wait that out or use eye drops. My husband now has the same thing.

The other thing that sometimes happens is that I can't seem to focus my eyes which will freak me out and throw me right into a panic attack. That doesn't happen often and I can usually always figure out what might have made me dizzy such as playing a computer game.

The one story I have that is funny to me today but was terrifying to me at the time totally shows how this anxiety disorder works in my body. One Halloween I was in a costume shop and everything got foggy. I had a major panic attack because I thought I must be going blind. I managed to get to the cash register by the time my vision cleared. I raced home in the hopes that I wouldn't go blind before I got there.

Once home, I wondered to myself if there had been a smoke machine in the store. I contacted them and indeed there had been. So the "fogginess" I experienced was simply walking through a smoke machine cloud. :-) I have to find the humor every now and then or this would just drive me crazy!

scooterlady - You made me laugh! That sounds exactly like something I would do girl! Too funny! Thanks for sharing a chuckle with us!

My eyes have blurred before many times. It always clears up and other anxiety symptoms normally join it so I know it is anxiety.

I get my eyes checked every year and do all the extra tests to make sure. They are fine besides being nearsighted and astigmatism.
I think sometimes it might also be allergies.