I have a ligament in one of my eyes that is tighter and shorter than the others. It's been there all of my life due to uneven growth because of birth complications.

Doctors cut the ligament because it was "a problem" when I was 3 years of age and it became worse. (They don't practice these operations at such a young age anymore because of the potential to damage a ligament rather than enabling it to finish its growth.)

I had the same problem with my eye sliding across when I unfocused my eyes and it doubled my vision, or sometimes trippled it when I began school. (You can imagine how all over the place my writing was at the time.)

In later years I realised that it had prohibited or exhaserbated my auric sight as well.

Despite doctors saying my ligament would never grow back or heal, I did some healing work on myself and found that it was begining to grow back after 2 months of this healing work, so I continued.

Doctors were baffled and a bit awed, but chalked it up to my weird birth and some rogue genetic traits. (Genetics which are as of yet, unproven.)

When I felt the ligament was strong and long enough (and well attached as well) I actually started working on strengthening my "lazy eye" by spending a couple of hours a day with my stronger, un-lazy eye covered so that my other one had to strengthen itself and gain more control so that I could stretch the ligament.

In the end I've been able to control my eye. I can now make my eye slide out at will, pull it back at will and even switch my "lazy eye" from one eye to the other. Lately this controll has expanded to effect my auric and energetic sight.

Now my lazy eye only becomes a problem occasionally when I am reading, and even then I've trained my mind to ignore the double image and blinking once autimatically pulls my iris back into place. It happens so quickly that no one ever notices, sometimes not even me. :)

My situation may not be the same as yours, Ciqala, but it does seem similar, so I thought I would mention it.