About Me

Being Able To See More Comfortably

When I realized that I had a vision problem, I was nervous about what it would mean for my personal comfort. I didn't like the idea of wearing glasses 24/7, but poking myself in the eyes each day with contacts didn't sound like that much fun either. Instead of dealing with either treatment, I decided to talk with my doctor about the possibility of vision correction surgery. After meeting with him and discovering that it was an option, I was over the moon with excitement. My blog discusses information on the personal vision correction journey so that you can make the choice that is right for you.

Cracking The Pupil Code: The No-Frills, No-Panic Guide To Anisocoria

Posted on 10 June 2015

In these technology-rich days, you can arrive at six different diagnoses for that odd-looking spot or that pounding headache in under a minute. But while the internet can be high on content, it can be low on context, which can lead you to unnecessary (and unhelpful) panic before you ever step foot in a clinic. This goes double for anisocoria (uneven pupils), which has both urgent and completely benign causes. If you're looking for the lowdown -- without the panic -- on anisocoria, then here's what you need to know. [Read More]

Winter Contact Lenses: A Few Helpful Tips To Avoid Dry Eyes And Infections

Posted on 3 June 2015

For those who have never worn contact lenses before and are considering them, it is important to understand that contacts require very special care. While this is true 24/7, contact lenses need special attention given to them during the winter. Otherwise, you may find that you are more likely to experience irritation, dryness and infection. Therefore, before you decide to get contacts, you need to make sure you are up to the task of protecting your contacts as well as your eyes. [Read More]