My vision always been godod, but until a whilerecently it has been blurryly with the charactere when I look at words ofn the computer.

"good" instead of "god"



When you say characters, I assume you mean text, as in the letters on your screen. That makes sense, but saying "words" or "text" might be a bit clearer

I work with programming, so I believe that fact of I spending all day looking for screens of computer, manipulating variables can lose my vision can beat a computer screen is what is harming my vision.

Could also be written as "I am a programmer, so I spend all day looking at a computer screen. I believe this is what is might be harming my vision."

I just edited it to be more clear, but the original sentence will still be understood.

I Pprobably i need to wear glasses.

"probably" isn't the beginning of the sentence, so it doesn't need to be capitalised. When using "I" as a pronoun, it should be capitalised.

Seeing Blurryily.

No period needed here in the title.

Alternative since "blurrily" is a word that's awkward to pronounce and would mostly be avoided: Blurry Vision

My vision has always been godod, but until a whilelately it has been blurryly with the characteres, specifically when looking at text ofn the computer.

I work within programming, so I believe thate fact ofthat I spend all day looking for screens of computer,at computer screens and manipulating variables can cause me to lose my vision canor may be harming my vision.

Looking for = searching for

I Pprobably i need (to wear) glasses.

The part in parentheses is optional