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Old 12-15-2012, 02:20 PM #10
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Concussedlawyer. Thanks for the information about the prisms in your glasses. Is there anyway for me to get the name of your doctor, neuro-optometrist, in Chicago? I am willing to contact him and ask about other neuro-optometrists doing prism glasses here in the Bay Area. I actually bookmarked another positive response using prescribed prism glasses in this forum--I wish that I had organized my bookmarks a little better.

Vision therapy, prisms on glasses make total sense for her. It's just finding the right doctor in the right location and then gingerly offering this information to her.
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