<human>: Hello, thank you for taking your time to read this.  

I had an accident in Feb and, amongst other damage, I hit my head twice (no air bags deployed on my side for some reason) and sudden partial vision loss.  

I've seen my doctor, an ophthalmologist, had CT scan and a deep CT scan (forget what it's called) and nothing showed.  I was assured that I would get used to it but it has gotten slightly worse.  I have another appointment with another eye doctor so hopefully he sees something but the doctor didn't seem very confident in that.

Part of my vision is gone because of splotches in my eyes. The worst splotch (spot/blotch) is sort of an upside down Idaho shape with rounded parts just from the 1 o'clock position to the six o'clock position of my vision in my right eye. This is made up of smaller, ovalish splotches which remind me of amoeba or a lost TV channel fuzz...kinda like this (just the fuzz part: .  When I move my eye-ball, unlike the floaties and such, the spots remain.  Around that are a couple of smaller ones.  The vision loss scales to the size of the object I'm viewing.

When I close my eyes after looking at a light source, they are very visible briefly but quickly turn to a dark grey, looking as though it was just one large splotch. 

I work with computers and I can no longer read very well because my eyes obscure part of the paragraph so I've slowed down a lot.  Never realized how much we rely on reading ahead or seeing the words expected subconsciously.

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: Wrapped car around tree, head hit twice, no airbag deployed, partial vision loss due to splotches obscuring my vision.