Thanks to each of the people who was wondering how I got on with this -the forum generated some fabulous ideas and I was working my way through them. However, the rug was kinda pulled from under us just over a week ago when, following a routine opticians appointment, my husband was urgently referred to the hospital where we received confirmation that he has eye cancer. Terrible shock if the truth be told so the 'hunting for a birthday gift' for him is on hold now as we prepare for his radiotherapy which will happen in the next few weeks. Probably the most upsetting part is that, in order to save his life, we are having to proceed with treatment that will mean he loses his sight in his dominant (right) eye within the next 2-3 years (something about the radiotherapy damaging his blood vessels).
If any of you know anything about the following, would you be willing to share it with us?
1. Positive tales of other deer stalkers overcoming similar difficulties.
2. Positive stories of people successfully relearning to shoot with their left eye having previously only shot with their right eye (like my husband will now need to do)?
3. Ideas of adjustments that could be made to my husband's rifle and/or scope that could help him transition from a right-eye shooting person to a left-eye shooting person?
4. Any other ideas of what we could do to facilitate the upcoming adjustments?
Thanks for reading guys ..... I appreciate it