For  years,  our son struggled with episodes where his eyes  would  cross if he was tired, TU,  oversugared  or otherwise physically stressed. In fifth grade he also started having trouble with blurring when switching from seatwork to looking up at the board and  back and ready for any length of time was always difficult.

In 2nd  grade, a pediatric ophthalmologist advised us to pursue a surgical  option but    the   eye-crossing   was neither constant nor consistent, and never were convinced it wouldn't cause different problems to more his muscles. What about the majority of  the time when he saw perfectly well?  what about the fact the he passed   all the depth  perception tests?

Thank god for Dr. McBrayer  opening an office here in Chattanooga, for a new optometrist who knew about her and sent us over, and for the training  our son received  so that  he could coordinate his eyes, compensate for their  tendency  to cross, end end up in  combat of his own vision. He  now reads as long as he wants to,  has no problems  with  rapid repeated  back and forth in class,   on the ball field or anywhere. What  a wonderful improvement in his life carry him into a brighter future. Thank you, thank you, thank you.