Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 Thanks to all who replied to my post. I appreciate it very much. I'm so pleased to have come across this group. 16 years ago it was very difficult for me to get information about ptosis and bleph. The first doctor we went to told us our son had blepharophimosus (in a waiting room) we had been there for 3 hours with a 1 month old baby-when I asked him to please spell it for me- he said- " Why are you going to look it up " in a very sarcastic manner. Needless to say we found another doctor. It would of been nice to have people who had gone through the process to talk to. I see the pictures of your little bundles, toddlers, big kids, and it makes me smile-they too are beautiful. You know I have never seen another child, person with bleph.. To hear the responses of you with bleph I appreciate your honesty. I have another question, though..we don't talk alot about my son's eyes- to us it is just part of the package that is him. He doesn't really talk about it- only very occasionally...but as a kid do you think he would like to talk more about his feelings around it..but in someway are protecting us from some of the teasing I am sure he has received. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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