You should take a positive attitude when you have glaucoma and still continue to enjoy your life, and learn to live with it. First of all, it is practical and reasonable to take regular medication, pay attention to abnormal changes in your eyes, and take care of yourself. Secondly, you should cooperate with your eye doctor in dealing with your own glaucoma-related problems. Be comfortable with frequent eye exams, daily medications and the possible need for eye surgery. But there is another important aspect of glaucoma to deal with, namely the emotional and psychological aspects of having a chronic disease. Some people know very little about glaucoma and mistakenly believe that it must lead to blindness. In fact, as long as we can manage the disease, we can still continue most of our daily lives and long-term plans. As we adapt to glaucoma, we also need to teach our friends and relatives about glaucoma, so that they can understand the development and treatment process of glaucoma and help us deal with the physical and emotional aspects of the treatment process. As a glaucoma patient, you should learn to communicate with other people. Especially in the beginning, it will help you to talk to other people. Sometimes worries are eased when you talk to someone you trust or another glaucoma patient. Don’t let glaucoma limit your life. After a glaucoma diagnosis, you can still continue what you are doing, make new plans, and start a new life. In the meantime, you can be confident that the medical establishment will continue to come up with better ways to treat glaucoma.