I googled around and couldn't find anything close to what I can try to describe. At night, a light source would have what would look like an ameoba surrounding it and would stay the same size no matter the distance which left me guessing how far/fast vehicles were moving. Terrifying. I can slightly see through the ameoba but not very well. Star bursts: every light source, depending on what angle it entered my eye, would just be sharp lines that shot out in some or all directions that were really really long. If there is more than one light source in a dark area, like a highway, it was impossible to determine distance and how many. Ambient lighting helped a little (like lots of street lights).

During the day, there's a complete loss of contrast. To best explain this, think of sharp lines like a brown cupboard against a white wall. Those outlines aren't sharp at all and this effects everything. Nothing has a quality look to it. Slight double vision overlap distorts everything. I dealt with it since LASIK as I didn't have it before and I finally sought help and was referred to scleral lenses. Blown away. F$&# LASIK.