I was working as a logger outside of Snowflake, Arizona at the time of the incident. The guys and I were headed home after a long work day when we saw what we saw. I would have never in my wildest dreams did I think that I would see or experience what I experienced on that day November day. I was afraid to come public with this story for a long time because I knew I would be ridiculed and laughed at, but what happened to me cannot be bottled up anymore. On the way home from work we saw a bright
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Best Eye Care Home Remedies They say that the eyes are the windows of our soul. People can actually tell if there is something wrong with us just by looking at our eyes. When a person is happy, the eyes can be smiling too. Some try to hide grief by smiling but the eyes will show the sadness that is deep within. We can also tell when a person is lying through the eyes. This came about through the discovery of NLP or Neuro-Linguistic Programming back in 1972. NLP experts say that certain eye movements
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GLASSES AND YOUR EYES It doesn't matter if you need to them or wear them just for fun - they are a great fashion accessory. Quality is important though. And from an image aspect glasses are as important as your make-up and hairdo. Glasses are very fashionable. Not just on the ski slopes or the beach but anywhere now that the Couturiers (notably Claude Montana, Karl Lagerfeld and Jean-Paul Gaultier) have sent their top fashion models down the catwalk with spectacles. When selecting glasses
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features present. The hair on the patient’s head and face was evenly distributed, with no lesions, infestations or dandruff. The hair on the back of the head was discolored from the iodine used during surgery to clean the patient’s neck. The patient’s hair was soft, short and silver in color. The eyes, nose, mouth and ears of the patient were symmetrical and at even levels bilaterally. The skin of the patient’s face was soft, non-tender, warm to the touch, dry, and free from lesions. No abnormal findings
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I remember laying in a bed at the hospital while all these doctors came in at various times to do things with me. That’s what you get when you need surgery. I was in there to have my shoulder repaired. The tragic accidents continuously replay in my mind while I mindlessly lay in the bed. Surgery is unforgettable, terrifying, and painful.. Everyone probably remembers playing badminton in high school gym class. It was more to me than just another class activity. It was a game that changed my
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decreased a single floater occasionally obscuring vision in her left eye since 15 days. She denies any history of diminution of vision, redness, trauma , flashes or past ocular surgery. She has no history of Diabetes ,hypertension or any other chronic illness for which she has been treated or is receiving treatment. BCVA is 6/6 in both eye. Intraocular pressure was 18 and 16 mmHg. Anterior segment findings were
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I felt helpless watching my father struggle through the surgeries accompanied with retina detachment. I remember thinking that a man of that age and caliber should not be undergoing such invasive surgeries. I vaguely remember my childhood, but I do remember the night my father came home from work complaining about his right eye. He mentioned that he could not see well while driving at night and would see flashes of light even though there were no shining lights in the distance. My mother knew from
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captained both my school and club swim teams. This past year, I decided to combine my love of swimming with a fundraising target. My older brother worked as an intern on the Flying Eye Hospital run by the international sight-saving charity ORBIS. I was horrified by his description of the magnitude of curable, but untreated eye diseases. I knew I had to take action. To help those who have or will lose their sight for no fault of their own, my triplet siblings and I organized, planned, publicized, and successfully
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Leishay Julian Write-up for Eyes Date: 2/21/2014 Time: 1200 Biographical: D.T, 42, Female, African American, D.O.B 12-4-1971, Student, referred by Dr. Thompson, Oriented to person, time, place, reliable source of information History of Present Illness - Chief Complaint: Difficulty with vision bilaterally Symptom Analysis: Difficultly with vision bilaterally 1. Where: States difficult vision in eyes bilaterally. Denies symptoms of increased pain patterns.. States symptoms
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their 50s bave about a 2% chance of developing it, while the risk rises to nearly 30% in those over age 75.^ Every three minutes, another case of AMD is diagnosed in the US.^ Each year, 200,000 people with AMD lose all central vision in one or both eyes.' More people than ever before will be forced to live with AMD as the baby boomer generation continues to grow older. This article reviews the anatomy and function of the normal retina. It also identifies tbe risk factors for AMD and its causes
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