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Helen Keller Had Good Vision; Ask Me How! Most of us are familiar with the true story of Helen Keller. She was born June 27, 1880, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Although born with sight and hearing, Helen was rendered blind and deaf by an illness at 19 months of age. Because of her disabilities, Helen did […]

The term “lazy eye” is a loosely used medical term that intones an older view of what is the most common cause of visual impairment in U.S. children, approximately five percent have it. The actual medical term is Amblyopia. It’s not an eye problem, it’s a problem where the brain ignores visual images from one […]

Sometimes when the eye, mind, or body is exhausted, one can lose clarity in their vision; it can become blurred or even doubled. Some people suffer from (diplopial, Double image) double vision consistently in their lives; this condition is referred to as diplopia (Double image). Diplopia (Double image) can cause headaches and other common ailments, […]

Whenever Optometrists refers to the ability of the brain to fuse two independent images, one from each eye, into one, they are talking about binocularity. Optimal binocularity, when both eyes are aimed singly at a given point of distance, results in the merging (fusion) of both images into one three dimensional picture. What Factors Inhibit […]

Short-sightedness is most commonly caused by both eyes not working together correctly. Such unsynchronized eyes movement causes strains to the eyes when looking at things up close, such as for reading. Excerpts below are some of the most common questions surrounding short-sightedness amongst children and adults (Yes, short-sightedness can happen to children too) Table of […]

Following the sharing from a Hong Kong mom, here is another testimonial from a Korean parent. In this video, they will share their experiences of coming across Mr. Stanley and the process of their child's continuous improvement! Find out how we were able to help by watching this video and visit our website For more […]