I've had intermittent double vision for the last few months. This corresponded with finding, through labs, that my thyroid levels were trending down. So I was referred to an opthalmologist specializing in Graves, who then sent me to another one specializing in misalignment of the eyes, who I saw yesterday. Ironically enough, I came home from that appointment, took a nap (still have insomnia since Graves started) and when I woke up, I had profound double vision. That happens to me in the morning too, but it clears up pretty quickly. It didn't clear up yesterday, and admittedly made me more than a little concerned. This morning it's almost back to one image, just a little blurry, but still not as clear as usual. I guess my question is if these changes can be caused not only by labs trending down, but also by labs trending up? I've had a significant dose reduction of MMI, and am hoping for an upward trend. . I'll have labs done tomorrow. I've had the endo and both of these ophthalmologists tell me that most likely I'll need some surgery at some point, once things settle down. In their experience, my eyes won't fully go back to normal. Yet the eye guys both tell me it's mild. I'm confused. If it's mild, isn't there a better chance of it correcting itself? And if this is mild, well, I just hope this is as bad as it gets. They're ready to do something with prisms if I need it. So far I've managed with poistioning my head, not just moving my eyes, to look around. I think I'm looking for some moral support. I'm hoping these guys are wrong, or I'll be one of the exceptions and my eyes will get better. Am I being silly to hope for this? Thanks.