From blurred vision to finding my new style.

Okay, ladies, the time has come. Let’s talk about something a little less glamorous than hot flashes and night sweats: my eyesight. Or, more accurately, my lack of eyesight.

I turned 42 a few months ago, and while I’m still trying to wrap my head around the fact that I’m not a spring chicken anymore, there’s a new discovery I’ve been dealing with: my eyesight. It is definitely not as good as it used to be and trying on all the cute readers has definitely been a game changer.

I used to be able to read the fine print on those tiny shampoo bottles without squinting. Now? Forget about it. Labels are a blur, and don’t even get me started on trying to read a dinner menu in dim lighting. It’s like looking at hieroglyphics. And as for computer screens? Well, let's just say I’m a master at zooming in to 250% on all my spreadsheets and emails. It's quite comical actually.

I know, I know. It can be a part of aging. We’re supposed to embrace it, right? But honestly, it’s a bit of a bummer when it initially happens. I mean, I've never needed or worn glasses before and it takes a little getting used to; to feel confident. So, instead of dwelling on the negative, I decided to turn this situation into a fun, positive situation. Readers, here I come!

I’ve been on the hunt for some stylish frames to help me see the world a little clearer, and I’ve found some amazing options on Amazon. Molly has several of these styles and she's been rocking them for years. Here are our top picks:

5 Trendy Glasses to Embrace Your Inner Blurriness and Look Good

Tortoise Peepers Women's Stardust Round Blue Light Blocking Reading Glasses

Blue Quartz Peepers Women's to The Max Oversized

Izipizi #A Navy Blue

Black Peepers Women's to The Max Square

Bluelight Eyeglasses 3 Pack: Reading Glasses for Women

So, while I may be getting older and my eyesight may be getting worse, I’m determined to rock this new phase of life with style and sass. And hey, maybe these glasses will help me find some hidden talents, like the power to read minds. A girl can dream, right?

Have you noticed any changes in your eyesight as you’ve gotten older? Share your tips for dealing with aging eyes in the comments below!