esophoria, reading problems, slow reader, reading difficulties, problems with r

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Hi Everyone,

This is an EXCELLENT article that addresses vision problems. Some of these

problems described and discussed here are sometimes not mentioned by the

specialists that we see for colombomas. Behavioral optometrists are more

likely to delve into these issues and their treatments. I believe these

kinds of problems can affect behavior, learning and interactions. I am

certain these kinds of issues have affected Kendra's ability to process

sign language.

Two examples of the ways that Kendra's vision is impacted by the problems

are: taking in information peripherally instead of looking at something

directly, and not being able to discriminate shapes such as the differences

between circles, squares, rectangles and triangles even though she can read.

:-)

http://www.children-special-needs.org/vision_therapy/esophoria_reading.html

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[Guest guest]

Thanks . Your internet research helps us all. Kim

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>To: CHARGE

>Subject: esophoria, reading problems, slow reader, reading

difficulties, problems with r

>Date: Sat, Sep 7, 2002, 12:35 PM

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> This is an EXCELLENT article that addresses vision problems. Some of these

> problems described and discussed here are sometimes not mentioned by the

> specialists that we see for colombomas. Behavioral optometrists are more

> likely to delve into these issues and their treatments. I believe these

> kinds of problems can affect behavior, learning and interactions. I am

> certain these kinds of issues have affected Kendra's ability to process

> sign language.

>

> Two examples of the ways that Kendra's vision is impacted by the problems

> are: taking in information peripherally instead of looking at something

> directly, and not being able to discriminate shapes such as the differences

> between circles, squares, rectangles and triangles even though she can read.

>

> :-)

> http://www.children-special-needs.org/vision_therapy/esophoria_reading.html

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[Guest guest]

Thanks . Your internet research helps us all. Kim

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>To: CHARGE

>Subject: esophoria, reading problems, slow reader, reading

difficulties, problems with r

>Date: Sat, Sep 7, 2002, 12:35 PM

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> This is an EXCELLENT article that addresses vision problems. Some of these

> problems described and discussed here are sometimes not mentioned by the

> specialists that we see for colombomas. Behavioral optometrists are more

> likely to delve into these issues and their treatments. I believe these

> kinds of problems can affect behavior, learning and interactions. I am

> certain these kinds of issues have affected Kendra's ability to process

> sign language.

>

> Two examples of the ways that Kendra's vision is impacted by the problems

> are: taking in information peripherally instead of looking at something

> directly, and not being able to discriminate shapes such as the differences

> between circles, squares, rectangles and triangles even though she can read.

>

> :-)

> http://www.children-special-needs.org/vision_therapy/esophoria_reading.html

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