How to Escape a Strabismus Spiral

We all have those moments when life hits hard. When we question ourselves and head down the spiral.
In this video learn a simple 3 step process for jumping out of the spiral and into a more confident you.
Sign up for the new course, Confidence with Strabismus, over at learn.strabism...

[@johngarland7791]

Keep going Melissa, you are doing great.

[@dlcunnie]

Keep up the amazing work!
Ty for sharing your personal journey as it resonates/being vulnerable can be difficult but it shows the “human side” & you demonstrated a solution (from your course).
Hope more sign up (im one of the 3!) as I did find some “gold nuggets” already & it’s challenging me to “see” things differently.
You go girl!

[@dmeyer-iu8zg]

Life long strabismus
Excited to be a candidate for correction !
68 years young and desire to see with fusion and binocularity
Bilateral strabismus surgery this June. I have watched All your videos many times over.
You have given me confidence, patience and insight to mentally prepare for the challenge ahead .
Your resilience shines in the possibilities for the rest of us
Thank you

[@snowmountain2007]

May I ask where you will have your surgery done?

[@dmeyer-iu8zg]

@@snowmountain2007 northwestern medicine in downtown Chicago

[@Louisa1970_]

My eye has turned in after the operation even though it was so straight following it for 4 days! Now it's stuck inside it was originally outwards facing but only 50% of the time now it's permanently in there im on day 6 I'm so scared I feel so ugly 😭

[@endamurphy5949]

Awesome video ❤

[@user-fr5tp2zp2u]

You helped me a LOT!🎉 I was so excited about learning what to expect after surgery because I've always bounced back with in a day or to but watch g your video on Your Strabismus journey and your weren't wrong on how long it takes to recover. I'm having so many problems with my near vision. My surgery was May 16, 2023 & I'm waiting on my 3rd pair of reading glasses with prisms(these things are like pop bottles) to see if I can finally read my phone. Right now, I usually have it to one side of my field of vision so my weak eye closes and my dominate eye is used for clarity(no words on top of words-the lines merge...& typing¿? Don't get me started. I get so frustrated that I have to use Google Voice type for me, otherwise I have to re and re-read and correct & recorrect and cut n paste before I send it. I just want to be able to read again...is that going to be possible?
Again, kudos for sharing your journey. I was able to make an informed decision.

[@_suse_]

17-year-old son? Did I hear you wrongly? Did you have him when you were eight?

[@strabismustostereopsis7799]

lol! He is 16 and I am 38. I was definitely young, 22, but not quite 8.