Category Archives: Lois’ story
Flip-flop eyes
Ever feel like a flip-flop? This photo reminds me of my eyes: Both flip-flops are identical. They turn in different directions. They have nice colors, and a nice over-all design. Though they have obviously been used (click the photo for … Continue reading
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Strabismus and heredity (genetics)
My father had the same alternating exotropia that I have. I thought I had avoided passing it down to my children and grandchildren, but not so. My daughter and granddaughter both got good results from my Optometrist. But at the … Continue reading
Posted in Children's vision, Education, Eye connections, Genetics, Lois' story
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What makes strabismus worse?
Do you have good days and bad days? Have you ever been able to figure out what affects your vision? I am wondering how my mother will know when to give up driving. I think keeping her car is worth it even if she is not always able to use it. Continue reading
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Coping strategies for senior citizens with strabismus
The things I’ve always enjoyed and planned to take into retirement with me some day are mostly things that involve detailed work with my eyes. I am now coming to grips with the fact that there will likely be limits to this. There are probably some things your mother can still see and enjoy though. Continue reading
Strabismus, rosacea, and rest
When I’m not wearing makeup, folks often ask, “Have you been out in the sun?” My fair complexion is more ruddy than fair, and recently doctors have labeled it rosacea. My face hasn’t bothered me much, but my eyes are … Continue reading
Posted in Eye connections, Eye health, Lois' story, Rosacea
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