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From a VisionHelp blog post in 2014 titled Writing in the 21st Century: I recall, as a freshman undergraduate student in the Fall of 1969, hearing the Led Zeppelin II album and being blown away. What was so unusual about a composition such as Ramble On? At the time it violated just about every conventional …

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No, no. Not “Auntie.” Anti. As in antimetropia, the relatively uncommon condition where the refractive profile of the two eyes is opposite one another. One eye is minus and other eye is plus. Such was the case with CG, a 16 year-old male who came in this afternoon. He presented with a chief complaint of …

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Here is a re-post of Alicia Reiser’s excellent blog: Top 3 Reasons why Occupational Therapy and Optometry Should Be Best Friends “I went to the eye doctor and they said my eyes were fine.”  As the saying goes, If I had a nickel for every time I heard this. I do hear this a lot, …

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I think you’ll find many gems to your liking in the new Fall issue of VDR, just posted on the OVDRA website. Here is the direct link to the entire issue online: https://pubs.covd.org/VDR/issue12-3/index.html, and to the downloads of the individual articles: https://ovdra.org/page/VDR_12-3_Downloads. Permit me to walk you through the highlights: You are a silent warrior. …

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Came across this on a Vision Therapy Facebook Page, the Stereo Reader from Alexander Nenashev [“Alex Labs”]. He describes this as a programmable binocular trainer, and it has some interesting potential applications. Although I don’t know his background, as far as I can tell he’s a lay person who began this project with the goal …

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