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Old 02-02-2012, 06:01 PM #1
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Default Vision Therapy?

I've seen a few people on here mention vision therapy, and I'm considering this for myself if I can find a way to fund it. I have extreme light sensitivity as well as persistent eye strain (including pain in the eyeballs).

For those of you who have tried it, did it help? If so, how many sessions did you need? What were your worst symptoms when you started therapy, and which symptoms did it help with the most?

Thanks for your feedback.

Pete
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