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Old 06-19-2007, 07:54 PM #17
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Not mine I mean an actual Optometrist (FCOVD) not Ophthalmologist. I have both.
Oops! I have a Regular Optometrist too. I only saw a
Neuro-ophthalmologist one time years ago (early 80s' I think),
when he confirmed my vision was 20/20, and I had night blindness
and that the vision problem was neuro-related. The State Voc.
Rehab. Dept. sent me to him as they thought I needed glasses
after obtaining a report from the Optometrist stating my vision
was fine and it was a neuro-issue. They never did anything
after that.

Please accept my apologies!
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