Can I Get A Drivers License In Wisconsin Being Blind In One Eye?

I would sure like to get my drivers license and have asked the DMV what the requirements are and they refer me to the website. I have had an astigmatism in my left eye and there is scar tissue and a light film around my lense which gives me partially blurred vision. For driving I would think that the left or right eye should not make a difference in restrictions. That is my opinion. I can’t seem to get access to hear what the ‘decision makers’ have to say. Would the ophthamologist be the decision maker? Does the DMV have their own eye doctors? I’ve also tried to find a doctor to try and remove the scar tissue and film. None seem to want to try because they fear that the procedure will cause a cataract.

What’s Your Opinion On The Saying “an Eye For An Eye Leaves The Whole World Blind”?

Because right now I think this world has astigmatism.

Astigmatism To Right Eye, Blind In Left, Wearing Contact Lense That Making Crossed Eyed, Need Advice?

I have an astigmatism to my right eye. My left eye is completley blind d/t a inoperable cataract.
I wear glasses with balanced lenses just to even out that thickness of the lenses. When I wear my glasses it looks as if I am not looking at you with my left eye (as if I had a lazy eye) but my vision is fine on the right. Occassionally, I will wear a contact lense in my right eye (like for a formal event).
I recently had my eyes checked and my prescription was adjusted. I notice that when I wear my contact lense that my left eye looks a bit crossed then eventually does go crossed eyed when I’m wearing it for a while. Even though I don’t wear my contact very often, when I do wear it I get somewhat of a headache after wearing it all day.
Is my eyes trying to get used tot he contact lense every time I wear it since I don’t wear it often? Or should I get rechecked for the lense prescription/shape of the lense?