Re: Affects of tort on the eyes - InfantSEE

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I took my son to see an eye doctor as a precautionary measure to make sure

the tort wasn't effecting his eyesight.

There is a FREE public health program called InfantSEE where optometrists

provide a comprehensive eye and vision assessments for infants within the

first year of life regardless of a family's income or access to insurance

coverage. The website has a lot of information and helps you find a

participating doctor in your area:

http://www.infantsee.org/

Affects of tort on the eyes

I am so new to all of this and it is becoming over whelming. What has been

the experience of tort on babies eyes? Does my 8 month old need to see an

eye dr? He just started physical therapy and will get his doc band on wed. I

heard that since he has seen the world from a tilted view his eyes will tilt

as well. Please help with some of my tort anxieties

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[Guest guest]

Thank you for your help I will look into this!

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> I took my son to see an eye doctor as a precautionary measure to make sure

> the tort wasn't effecting his eyesight.

>

> There is a FREE public health program called InfantSEE where optometrists

> provide a comprehensive eye and vision assessments for infants within the

> first year of life regardless of a family's income or access to insurance

> coverage. The website has a lot of information and helps you find a

> participating doctor in your area:

> http://www.infantsee.org/

>

>

> Affects of tort on the eyes

>

> I am so new to all of this and it is becoming over whelming. What has been

> the experience of tort on babies eyes? Does my 8 month old need to see an

> eye dr? He just started physical therapy and will get his doc band on wed. I

> heard that since he has seen the world from a tilted view his eyes will tilt

> as well. Please help with some of my tort anxieties

>

>

>

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> For more plagio info