Thank you, Dr Barry. I'm a middle-aged esotrope (my new way of describing myself, I guess), no operations, 45 diopters turn. Your book and now these videos have been inspirational for me and for many people I correspond with. (Also, given that this can be, for some people, a pretty devastating condition, you've made it fun) Since reading your book I've been doing the Brock string and can converge my vision at about two inches. That alone was a totally new sensation for me. Thank you for that.
Esotropia (cross-eye)-what this speaker has, have problems driving and seeing far.
She does not mention Exotropia, where one eye may either intermittently slide to the side or stay at the side (and for some people, their eye may alternate so the eyes do not get too tired) In their case, they have less of a problem driving and seeing far- but have issues with things that are close like reading.
Thank you, Dr Barry. I'm a middle-aged esotrope (my new way of describing myself, I guess), no operations, 45 diopters turn. Your book and now these videos have been inspirational for me and for many people I correspond with. (Also, given that this can be, for some people, a pretty devastating condition, you've made it fun) Since reading your book I've been doing the Brock string and can converge my vision at about two inches. That alone was a totally new sensation for me. Thank you for that.
ktommycary 1 week ago
Esotropia (cross-eye)-what this speaker has, have problems driving and seeing far.
She does not mention Exotropia, where one eye may either intermittently slide to the side or stay at the side (and for some people, their eye may alternate so the eyes do not get too tired) In their case, they have less of a problem driving and seeing far- but have issues with things that are close like reading.
(I have intermittent alternating strabismus)
sassyragazza 1 year ago
yes.. Not surgery but behaviour vision therapy through an optometrist/vision therapist.. google it or email me for info.. :)
louisebuddy 1 year ago
Is there the 4th part? this is facinating, totally what I am going through!
Thank u for putting this on here xxx
louisebuddy 1 year ago
Ive have the same problem you had.
I use only one eye.
can it be cured
Foyder 2 years ago
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@Foyder yes.. Not surgery but behaviour vision therapy through an optometrist/vision therapist.. google it or email me for info.. :)
louisebuddy 1 year ago