
A supervisor at George Washington University’s then-new eye clinic checks a toddler’s eyes for double vision. The clinic routinely covered a child’s “good eye” in order to strengthen the poor one in youngsters who had lost their ability to fuse what their two eyes view into a single picture. The two onlookers seem to be sizing things up just fine.
Well, this is kinda disconting.
LOl!
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You do realize today is TEXAS Independence Day?
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And I can’t spel… ‘disconcerting’
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Who can blame you?
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Of course I do. That’s my first thought each 3/2, and about how we should secede at this point.
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Give me a heads up before you secede so I can move,
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I’ll handwrite an invitation.
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That eye chart is easy. The answers are “E”, “M”, or “W.”
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I thought the same thing. And those kids weren’t even snowflakes.
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You know we’re getting dumber and dumber when we can’t read an eye chart. I realize Cat in the Hat is a toughie with all the big words and all…but an eye chart?
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I had to use a contraption like that for my ‘lazy eye’ when I was about that kid’s age, Kerbey. Then they made me wear a patch over my ‘good eye.’ I think I still have bruises from walking into stuff. An operation cured the muscle problem (though I can get slightly crossed if I get tired or drink one too many is a thought I carry with me) but as for curing vision, no, in that one eye I still can’t go more than the big E on the chart even with glasses. There you have it.
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Goodness! That sounds like my husband’s cousin’s child. She is just a toddler and they have her wearing a patch over her good eye right now. She was prone to having them cross. I do hope it helps. But I can see how just covering the good I wouldn’t suddenly make the other one work better. Glad your operation helped in some way.
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I wish your young relative good things, Kerbey! I hope medical advances help in big ways.
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