My Personal Strabismus Recovery Game Plan
It's good to have a concrete plan and "visualize" your goals in order to continue the daily struggle and not give in to desperation.continue reading →
Strabismus cartoons and infographics
Emotional boom and bust: A life and mind curtailed by eye muscle paresis
So far, this year had been pretty good. I felt like the perceived social and financial problems were starting to ease down and I had found a little breathing space. I re-engaged in more social settings and generally felt like time went by a little faster because things were less…continue reading →
When you hit a wall and can’t push through it, erode it
When you hit a wall and can't push through it, erode it. "It's always impossible until it becomes inevitable." - Jeffrey Sachs So far I've already reached some major visual goals I set out to achieve. Good! I know more or less how this process works and how real unexpected…continue reading →
Looking back at 2014 and looking forward to 2015
I just reread my post from December 25th, 2013. It's always interesting to compare thoughts over time. Often we get lost in the day to day to remember the overall progress we have made. I remember being able to do some bar reading for the first time ever in January…continue reading →
Orthoptists vs Developmental Optometrists: What’s the difference?
Orthoptists and developmental optometrists both work in the field of diagnosing, measuring and treating binocular vision problems, strabismus and amblyopia. They both use the same vocabulary to describe a problem and even often use the same tools. So why this distinction? I can only speak for certain about the situation…continue reading →
Vision Therapy Comics
It would be more funny if it wasn't so painfully true! Thanks to The Upturned Microscope for letting me use one of his characters. Batman parodies Jules from Pulp Fiction has strong opinions... :) Bane too. A few good men Also see: - Vision Therapy Posterscontinue reading →
Vision Therapy Posters
'Keep Calm and Carry On' was a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939 several months before the beginning of the Second World War, intended to raise the morale of the British public in the aftermath of widely predicted mass air attacks on major cities It had only…continue reading →