Swimming

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I live in the the desert so living here summer wise is pool all teh time goggles are better then not having them at all snice the kids BPES get red red eye due to cholrinated pools etc.. Me personally wuth us pool time is time to put a lubricante in her eyes.. helps a whole lot with her eyes

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Hi all.

I have a quick question regarding swimming and BPES. Can kids who have

had surgery wear swimming goggles or would the goggles affect the site

of surgery. We all know how chlorinated pool water can irritate and

swimming without goggles can result in 2 very red eyes! Is swimming a

sport that is not too popular with our kids with BPES?

Parsons

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Hi Have just seen your note....Our daughter Holly, now aged 9 months, absolutely loves swimming. I was really concerned before I took her due to the condition but she just laughs, smiles and really enjoys the water. We haven't experienced red or sore eyes and she goes under the water a lot too...she just comes up smiling. This may change once she has surgery?? Take care Lucy, UK. <parsonsfamily108@...> wrote: Hi all.I have a quick question regarding swimming and BPES. Can kids who have had surgery wear swimming goggles or would the goggles affect the site of surgery. We all know how chlorinated pool water can irritate and swimming without goggles can result in 2 very red eyes! Is swimming a sport that is not too

popular with our kids with BPES? Parsons

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