Today let’s take a quick look at a great e-mail from Brice, who managed to reduce diopter dependence for himself, and his entire family.
While I only manage to post a small amount of the total […]
Video, kittehs. Moar video!
I’ve been asking our fellow myopia dissidents to try out video for talking about their 20/20 gains. Not easy getting those, understandably. Unless you’re a teenager hoping to hit the Youtube gold, […]
Kittehz!
If you’ve been coming around looking for new blog updates and left wanting, please accept the humblest of all beardly apologies. Lots been going on:
I’ve posted a few new videos on our Youtube channel, […]
Uncle Jakey’s been getting a wee bit bored, lately.
The hate and snippy comments from optometry professionals have long stopped. Not ah-one of them is stepping up to let out some rant questioning divinity and the […]
Hello darlings!
Your favorite eye guru has been increasingly less completely on point of keep track of 20/20 gains updates posted by our kitteh gang.
Every time I say there are more updates than I can […]
Let’s add another eyesight improvement progress report to the blog, Facebook member written, optometrist confirmed, ticking all the boxes.
Note as always that I am not suggesting that you need the optometrist to tell you that you’re […]
Sudden onset so-called child myopia. One day your child sees just fine, the next day – hugely short sighted. High myopia diagnosed. No explanation, no treatment besides glasses. This happens, and I wish every parent […]
Dear all the holy gods, old and new, please let us find the serenity not to launch into an epic rant in this post. Shanti-amen.
Here we go.
Nicole improves her eyesight. Reduces her myopia. Has […]
Let’s look at a great detailed progress report from our very own Facebook forum moderator, Kim.
It is fantastic that some of our students come back to endmyopia to help others along with their journey. And […]
It’s time for another (supportive) optometrist confirmed improvement report, darlings!
Look at this one for all the ingredients of good progress. High myopia as a start, proper measurements of diopters required, improvements logged fitting the average […]