When I spoke to her about the video she said she wanted to emphasize how damn hard it was to find out about Vision Therapy and find the right person to help you. Furthermore she said that, although she and her eyes look great , there is still work ahead improving sensory fusion and consolidating the newly acquired motor skills. That being said, after a struggle lasting more than fourty years with eye misalignment and its ensuing problems this is already a glorious occasion.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
A glorious occasion in Michigan
Heather, who has made the occasional guest appearance on this blog, spoke as a patient on the Annual Michigan Vision Therapy Study Group Meeting about her experience with vision therapy. Beneath you can find part of her testimony. It is really inspiring and gives hope to the rest of us out there trying to follow in her footsteps.
When I spoke to her about the video she said she wanted to emphasize how damn hard it was to find out about Vision Therapy and find the right person to help you. Furthermore she said that, although she and her eyes look great , there is still work ahead improving sensory fusion and consolidating the newly acquired motor skills. That being said, after a struggle lasting more than fourty years with eye misalignment and its ensuing problems this is already a glorious occasion.
When I spoke to her about the video she said she wanted to emphasize how damn hard it was to find out about Vision Therapy and find the right person to help you. Furthermore she said that, although she and her eyes look great , there is still work ahead improving sensory fusion and consolidating the newly acquired motor skills. That being said, after a struggle lasting more than fourty years with eye misalignment and its ensuing problems this is already a glorious occasion.
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