Category Archives: Help and find help

Strabismus is hard to cope with sometimes. These posts deal with finding help from others, helping ourselves, and helping others with strabismus-related issues .

Finding support through strabismus groups

I often hear people say, “I’m glad I found your group. I thought I was the only one with this problem!” You are not the only one with strabismus. There many of us, and several places online to find us! … Continue reading

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Eyes Apart Strabismus Support email group

Eyes Apart now has it’s own email support group for adults, teens, and parents of children with Strabismus (squint, crossed eyes, lazy eye), to discuss knowledge, experiences, problems, and ideas related to Strabismus. We are having some great conversations there, … Continue reading

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Finding help for the children

A reader named Carol writes: This has been very frustrating for my son-he has Intermittent Exptropia- we have tried COVD, UCLA, you name it and Yes he has a visionproblem-but everyone wants $$$$$ A good 5,000 – 10,000 We are … Continue reading

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Who will love me with my turned eye?

[See photo credit at end of article] If you’ve wondered what it is like to have a turned eye, read this passionate letter by a strabismus sufferer named Anthony. Anthony shared this in a strabismus group recently, and gave me … Continue reading

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P.A.V.E. — Parents Active for Vision Education

The P.A.V.E. website says: “P.A.V.E. is a national non-profit education, resource and support organization whose mission is to raise public awareness of the crucial relationship between vision and achievement.” I’ll be turning 60 this year, and I’m only now beginning … Continue reading

Posted in Children's vision, Education, Help and find help, Lois' story, Reading, Senior vision | 1 Comment