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heynita2000 - 27 Feb 2005 21:40 GMT
This is my collection of vision sites.Add Yours======
      http://www.geocities.com/getmylinks//vision.html
otisbrown@pa.net - 28 Feb 2005 00:48 GMT
Dear Heynita,

Try the following for the "second opinion" on
true-prevention.

www.chinamyopia.org

www.i-see.org

www.myopiafree.com

(Myopia free has some additional links
if you wish prevention from the 20/40 to
20/60 stage.)

It is always good to understand that there
is no "final voice" and some ODs use
the "second opinion" on their own children,
because the know the consequences if the
do not.

Best,

Otis
Engineer

> This is my collection of vision sites.Add Yours======
>        http://www.geocities.com/getmylinks//vision.html
Mike Tyner - 28 Feb 2005 03:13 GMT
> It is always good to understand that there
> is no "final voice" and some ODs use
> the "second opinion" on their own children,
> because the know the consequences if the
> do not.

Both my kids avoided myopia without ever wearing plus lenses.

How did they do that?

-MT
otisbrown@pa.net - 28 Feb 2005 05:03 GMT
Dear Mike,
There can be several reasons.
You might check my site to see how
some kids read.
www.myopiafree.com

Some kids put their noses (almost) on
the page as read at -12 diopters.
They could do this for several minutes -- but
long-term habitual reading like this
changes the average-visual enviroment
substantially.  These bad-habit kids
will see their refractive state mover
(slowly) from a positive value to a
negative value.

Other kids are "heads up".  They sit
up and read at -1.9 diopters or less.
This average-visual enviromet
is much less thant the -11 diopter
group.  While this groups may come
down to zero diopters, they still
retain 20/20 and zero diopters.

However if they enter a four year
college (with refractive state zero)
the "down" rate is about -1.3 diopters
in four years.  There is not "perfect"
predictor -- but any knowledge
of statistics, should create a concern
in a college student -- if properly
educated in statistics.

Best,

Otis
Mike Tyner - 28 Feb 2005 05:26 GMT
> the "down" rate is about -1.3 diopters
> in four years.  There is not "perfect"
> predictor -- but any knowledge
> of statistics, should create a concern
> in a college student -- if properly
> educated in statistics.

If they think the average college student graduates at -5.25 then they are
badly misinformed.

What are you doing to correct this misconception?

-MT
otisbrown@pa.net - 28 Feb 2005 06:10 GMT
Dear Mike,

Subject:  Read the statistics correctly.

I said POPULATION AVERAGE.

A person entering West Point with a refractive state
of -1/2 diopter, (20/40) can expect his refractive state to move
negative by about -1. diopters in four years.

Thus that would be -0.5 - 1.4 = 1.9 diopters

I have no idea where you come up with this
-5.25 diopters.

To double check this, the bifocal studies show
-1/2 diopter per year -- to check the -1/3 diopters per year
at the Military Academies.

When are you going to improve your mathematical
skills?

Anyone who doubts these numbers can check the
original publications.

Further the West Point studies showed that all
who were slightly nearsighedn (-1/2 diopter) when
"down" by between -1.1, to -1.6 diopters.

No one got "better" in those four years at West Point.

Best,

Otis
A Lieberman - 01 Mar 2005 00:51 GMT
> Anyone who doubts these numbers can check the
> original publications.

and just where are these alleged publications OUTSIDE your website Otis.
Web references please!!!

Or are they just made up in your imaginary world?

Allen
heynita2000 - 01 Mar 2005 19:28 GMT
Your kids were probably already on the plus side .So they didnt have to
wear them.I bet there holding the reading at arms length now.
RM - 28 Feb 2005 12:44 GMT
***** OTIS WARNING *****

This posting is an automatic reply to any sci.med.vision newsgroup thread
that is receiving comments from a person named "Otis", "Otis Brown",
"otisbrown@pa.net" or "Otis, Engineer".

Otis is not an expert in any field of vision. His medical and eyecare
training is nil.  He is a proponent of a myopia prevention technique that is
unproven.

Otis continually misquotes people in his posts. He drops the names of
doctors whom he falsely claims to be associated with.  He has been caught in
out-and-out lies. He has given people incorrect medical advise. Sadly, his
behavior suggests he may have psychological problems that compel him to
argue against people just for the sake of causing an argument.

Otis is what is known in internet newsgroup lingo as a "troll".  Do not
reply to his postings-- it just takes up bandwidth and storage space that
should be reserved for meaningful topics.  It also just fulfils his sick
psychological needs.

No one means to suppress the honest opinions of others. This message is only
meant to forewarn newcomers who might misconstrue Otis as a trained eyecare
expert.  Those of us who have been here for awhile know Otis oh too well!

For anyone who is interested in understanding the true state of
scientific/medical research on myopia prevention, I offer the following
links: http://annals.edu.sg/pdf200401/V33N1p4.pdf
http://www.revoptom.com/index.asp?ArticleType=SiteSpec&page=osc/apr01/lesson_0401.htm
http://dels.nas.edu/ilar/jour_online/40_2/V40_2NortonAnimalModels.asp
http://www.optometrists.asn.au/gui/files/ceo865276.pdf

If you are truly interested in Otis' theories of myopia prevention then
visit his favorite websites www.i-see.org and www.chinamyopia.com.

If you have other topics you wish to discuss, there are experts here who
will usually help you.  Don't waste your time with Otis.

Please see the weekly posting "welcome to sci.med.vision", which usually
appears on Mondays, for a guide regarding this newsgroup and for information
on how to filter out Otis' posts so that you may be able to participate in
worthwhile discussions in this forum.
g.gatti@agora.it - 28 Feb 2005 13:26 GMT
> If you have other topics you wish to discuss, there are experts here who
> will usually help you.  Don't waste your time with Otis.

!!!
otisbrown@pa.net - 28 Feb 2005 15:59 GMT
Dear Rishi,
Subject:  Telling the truth about the dynamic behavior of the natural
eye.

Re:  And posting the "second opinion" -- by ODs who support
fundamental change.

What do these ODs post "blasts" against me -- and not you?

Best,

Otis
Engineer
Neil Brooks - 28 Feb 2005 14:51 GMT
A couple quick things:

   1) I suppose the bar for "proof" should be lower for you than for
the rest of the scientific community because you want it to be?  Seems
a little narcissistic and self-serving;

   2) In the wake of recent events (Aleve, Vioxx, Celebrex, Tysabri,
etc.) I'm reminded that scientific hypotheses should be held to the
highest of scrutiny before introduced as "safe," "accurate,"
"state-of-the-art," or "conventional wisdom."  Reach for it, Mister.
It's up there for you to surmount.

Time and time again, you eagerly and blithely foist your theories on
unsuspecting folks who stop by S.M.V. looking for help.  The general
public must rely on the kindly doctors to alert them to your lack of
credentials, potential for harm, and untested hypotheses.

Look, Otis, I'll allow for the possibility that all of the eye doctors
on this NG are avaricious, self-serving monsters who have a lock on a
huge chunk of change that comes from doing things "their" way.  They
may be a member of the vast ocular conspiracy that defends its wealth
by maintaining the status quo.  All of this may be true (though I
don't think it is).

But you still come across as a petulant, Napoleonic idiot.

The bar for proving your theories is the same as it is for all others.
Go prove your theories (yes, the old fashioned way: proper testing,
accurate data, peer-review) and -- if there's a kernel of truth in
what you spout -- converts will be lining up to describe and prescribe
your methods, you'll be rich, and you'll be right up there with
Bagolini, Heimholz, Donders, Schirmer, Robert A. Strabismus, and all
the other paragons whose names are memorialized in the annals of
vision care.

Until then, you're an intellectually inadequate troll . . . who
creates risk for unsuspecting, often desperate, people seeking help.
"Engineer" in your signature expiates some of your guilt.  It does
nothing to ameliorate the risk.  Perhaps if your signature said, "I am
not a doctor.  My theories are my own, have not been proved, and are
not shared by most in the medical community.  I am pathologically
unwilling to make any efforts to see my hypotheses legitimately
proved.  Consult your doctor."

Neil
otisbrown@pa.net - 28 Feb 2005 16:03 GMT
OD Bias -- and the second-opinion

Please remember -- prevention with the plus is difficult.

Also remember that the minus lens works instantly -- and
discussing the use of the plus (i.e., an education as to
this alternative) would take time -- on your part.

If you wish an "alternative" for your child -- when he is on the
threshold, you might read the remarks by a highly qualified
OD -- who supports BOTH the majority-opinion AND the
second-opinion.  Please read:

www.chinamyopia.org

And enjoy our pleasant analytic review of the
dynamic nature of the natural eye.

Best,

Otis
Engineer
retinula@hotmail.com - 01 Mar 2005 00:12 GMT
have you noticed that nobody, especially the intelligent well-trained
people who post in this forum, agrees with you?
g.gatti@agora.it - 28 Feb 2005 17:14 GMT
> Until then, you're an intellectually inadequate troll . . . who
> creates risk for unsuspecting, often desperate, people seeking help.

Who creates risk?

Perhaps Otis creates risk, but you create great and actual injury every
day!
retinula@hotmail.com - 01 Mar 2005 00:10 GMT
have you noticed that nobody, except Otis, cares what you have to say?
heynita2000 - 28 Feb 2005 21:08 GMT
12 years ago I was wearing   -4.75  -2.25  90 axis
                                          -4.50 -2.50  90 axis
It took 12 years to get down to a -4   -2.00  90 axis.Im sick of
waiting.Im going without them 5 or so hours a day hoping this will
speed it up.Im wearing a -3.00 now so I can see the computor screen.
Im doing swinging , near far ,I walked to the library with them
off.Can't wait for summer.I think things will look a lot clearer in the
sunlight.
Dr Judy - 01 Mar 2005 19:15 GMT
> 12 years ago I was wearing   -4.75  -2.25  90 axis
>                                           -4.50 -2.50  90 axis
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> off.Can't wait for summer.I think things will look a lot clearer in the
> sunlight.

The improvement you have achieved (0.75 D) is about what can be expected if
you had been slightly over accommodating (pseudomyopia) when younger and
have now relaxed.  You will see more clearly in bright sunlight due to your
pupil being smaller and increasing your depth of focus.  Neither small
pupils nor relaxation of accommodation can be considered a change of
refractive error or  evidence that exercises, plus lenses etc are improving
your vision.

Dr Judy
heynita2000 - 02 Mar 2005 22:15 GMT
What if I get down to a - 3 .Is it still pseudomyopia.Maybe im going to
get rid of all of it then what excuse will there be.
The Real Bev - 02 Mar 2005 23:51 GMT
> What if I get down to a - 3 .Is it still pseudomyopia. Maybe im going to
> get rid of all of it then what excuse will there be.

"Your feet stink and you don't love Jesus."  That always works for my
friend.  

Signature

Cheers, Bev
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
"I don't care who your father is! Drop that cross  
one more time and you're out of the parade!"

RM - 03 Mar 2005 00:00 GMT
You should contact Otis Brown.  His e-mail address is otisbrown@pa.net.  He
is always willing to help intelligent people who want to get rid of their
glasses like you.

-----------------

> What if I get down to a - 3 .Is it still pseudomyopia.Maybe im going to
> get rid of all of it then what excuse will there be.
otisbrown@pa.net - 03 Mar 2005 03:20 GMT
Dear Friend,
My statement is that at the threshold (i.e., -1.0 diopter
20/40 to 20/70, the POTENTIAL for prevention
does exist.
Once you begin wearing an over-prescribed
minus lens -- all bets are off.
The person who first put you into a
minus lens has the responsibility of
telling you this.
>From the "blasts" you get from RM -- this
obviously is not going to happen.
Pilots who "pushed" very hard
with a strong plus (at that threshold)
have been successful in clearing their
vision with the plus.  But they always
do it under their own control.
Tragic -- but there does not seem
to be any other way.
I can never tell what any given individual
will do -- when offered a choice of this
nature.  If they are not interested -- I never
hear from them again.
The issue still remains a "choice" for
a person on the threshold.

Perhaps the most important issue is how
these ODs deal with their own children.

I respect them in the sense that I am
certain that they will use the same
negative-lens process on their own
children -- as they use on the public.

No "ethical" problem there.

However, Steve Leung, who understands
the "second opinion" has his own children
wearing the plus.  That is the
true measure of the "second opinion",
and how it can be introduced.  Read:

www.chinamyopia.org

The "future" will probably "change" with him
and the people who "learn" from him -- in the
use of the plus for prevention.

Best,

Otis
Neil Brooks - 03 Mar 2005 03:21 GMT
Otis,

A couple of quick things:

   1) I suppose the bar for "proof" should be lower for you than for
the rest of the scientific community because you want it to be?  Seems
a little narcissistic and self-serving, don't you think?

   2) In the wake of recent events (Aleve, Vioxx, Celebrex, Tysabri,
etc.) I'm reminded that scientific hypotheses should be held to the
highest of scrutiny before being labeled as "safe," "accurate,"
"state-of-the-art," or "conventional wisdom."  Reach for it, Mister.
It's up there for you to surmount.

Time and time again, you eagerly and blithely foist your theories on
unsuspecting folks who stop by S.M.V. looking for help.  The general
public must rely on the kindly doctors to alert them to your lack of
credentials, potential for harm, and untested hypotheses.

Look, Otis, I'll allow for the possibility that all of the eye doctors
on this NG are avaricious, self-serving monsters who have a lock on a
huge chunk of change that comes from doing things "their" way.  They
may be a member of the vast ocular conspiracy that defends its wealth
by maintaining the status quo.  All of this may be true (though I
don't think it is).

But you still come across as a petulant, Napoleonic idiot.

The bar for proving your theories is the same as it is for all others.
Go prove your theories (yes, the old fashioned way: proper testing,
accurate data, peer-review) and -- if there's a kernel of truth in
what you spout -- converts will be lining up to describe and prescribe
your methods, you'll be rich, and you'll be right up there with
Bagolini, Heimholz, Donders, Schirmer, Robert A. Strabismus, and all
the other paragons whose names are memorialized in the annals of
vision care.

Until then, you're an intellectually inadequate troll . . . who
creates risk for unsuspecting, often desperate, people seeking help.
"Engineer" in your signature expiates some of your guilt.  It does
nothing to ameliorate the risk.  Perhaps if your signature said, "I am
not a doctor.  My theories are my own, have not been proved, and are
not shared by most in the medical community.  Further, I am
pathologically unwilling to make any efforts to see my hypotheses
legitimately tested.  Consult your doctor."

Neil
Philip D Izaac - 03 Mar 2005 08:17 GMT
> Dear Friend,
> My statement is that at the threshold (i.e., -1.0 diopter
> 20/40 to 20/70, the POTENTIAL for prevention
> does exist.
> Once you begin wearing an over-prescribed
> minus lens -- all bets are off.

Ok, please explain how the minus lens damages the dynamic nature of the eye?
Show us the research.

> The person who first put you into a
> minus lens has the responsibility of
> telling you this.

Yep, "Sorry Mr Tan, but I have to tell you that the minus lens will damage
the dynamic responce of your son's eye, I understand your son cannot
function in school, but this is only temperary, why not take him out of
school for a couple of years till he passes the DMV test. We will put him on
the plus lenses till he recovers."

Mr Tan: "DMV test? what are you talking about, he is 9 years old. Why can't
you give him glasses to see?"
Roland: "Oh come now Mr. Tan, That method is 400 years old. Now we won't
worry if he can't see, our main concern is prevention at the treshold."
Mr. Tan: "Is the plus lens a proven way"
Roland: Not really, but at least the method is relatively new. Now I need to
ask you some questions. Is your son intelegent?
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Mar 2005 14:44 GMT
> Once you begin wearing an over-prescribed
> minus lens -- all bets are off.

Not all.

Just the treatment requires more dedication.

In fact, there is no reason why an improvement may follow to another
improvement and then grant a permanent and complete cure.

If you can obtain even a very small improvement, this is proof of the
falseness of these learned men who exploit imperfect sighted people.

To obtain such improvement is very very easy.

First requisite is the total discarding of the glasses, as difficult as
this may be.

> The person who first put you into a
> minus lens has the responsibility of
> telling you this.

The person who prescribes glasses IS ALWAYS A CRIMINAL and should be
sentenced.
Dr Judy - 04 Mar 2005 00:59 GMT
> What if I get down to a - 3 .Is it still pseudomyopia.Maybe im going to
> get rid of all of it then what excuse will there be.

Since you are 58 years old, it is highly unlikely you have any pseudomyopia.
If you are confident that you will reduce your myopia and eliminate your
astigmatism please have your eye doctor document your cycloplegic refraction
at this date and document your cycloplegic refraction again when your
refractive error is reduced.  You and your doctor can then publish the
before and after results as a case report or letter to the editor of a peer
reviewed scientific journal.

If several cases like this are reported, serious researchers will become
interested and will obtain funding for proper, placebo controlled clinical
studies.  Once those studies are published then there will be evidence that
the plus lens or whatever method works for adults and then optometrists in
the field will be happy to tell their patients about the techniques.

We have pointed out this sequence to Otis many times and he has yet to
follow up; maybe you will be more willing to engage the scientific community
and finally provide evidence that refractive error can be eliminated with
non surgical, non glasses means.

Dr Judy
heynita2000 - 04 Mar 2005 22:09 GMT
I save all my perscriptions.The last one I got was from a  doctor.He
gave me  -5.75 -2.25 90 axis .I didnt get it filled .I thought it was
too strong,He knew I wanted to improve my vision so I think he was
harrassing me. He did give me my weeker perscrioptions  though.  ive
been wearing them for 12 years now.
 I wear the -3.5  - 1.5 90 axis at nite and -3 day.I think its time
for an eye exam.Its been 12 years. I have a -2.75 -1.25    1.75  1.25
3 nocilinder 2.5 no cillinder  .You name I have it.
RM - 05 Mar 2005 00:28 GMT
>I save all my perscriptions.The last one I got was from a  doctor.

Where else do you get a perscripshun?

> He knew I wanted to improve my vision so I think he was
> harrassing me.

You've figured it out.  We try to increase everyone's perscrishun by giving
them stronger lens.
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Mar 2005 10:31 GMT
> The improvement you have achieved (0.75 D) is about what can be expected if
> you had been slightly over accommodating (pseudomyopia) when younger and
[quoted text clipped - 5 lines]
>
> Dr Judy

This is all false, because, if this were true, WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH
YOUR CYCLOPLEGIC REFRACTIONS while prescribing???

You are really tricky and criminal in destroying the intelligence of
your clients.

It seems you corrupt their minds to exploit them more!

Now let's see your unending lies about the pupils getting smaller.

If this was the case, improvement of vision due to smaller pupils, then
why people have dread of light?

And then, what about the refraction this poor lady got in the office?
There was not solar light there and no "smaller" pupils.

How can you all be so bastard?
Mike Tyner - 03 Mar 2005 14:28 GMT
> How can you all be so bastard?

How can Italy tolerate such disgrace?

-MT
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Mar 2005 14:41 GMT
> How can Italy tolerate such disgrace?

The problem is related to the whole world.

Somebody, for creating new vested interest, is starting to talk of
myopia as a "pandemia".

What is your comment?

Aren't you feeling a dirty bastard, although very learned, in seeing
that you cannot do anything against this pandemia?

What is your comment?

Stick to the facts.

The facts are all against you.

You don't have a clue and do not want to learn really what is the
secret behind all this.

The secret is not very much of a secret, as any young and intelligent
mind can quickly understand BEFORE you put glasses on him or her.

Time will tell.

You wrongdoings are going to be finally exposed.
Mike Tyner - 03 Mar 2005 19:16 GMT
> Aren't you feeling a dirty bastard, although very learned, in seeing
> that you cannot do anything against this pandemia?
>
> What is your comment?

My comment?

I think it's a tragedy.

For a thousand years, Italy has been the home of some of the most
prestigious schools and universities in the world.

We hope you do not represent the general level of public education there.

Italia, we grieve for your embarrassment.

-MT
Neil Brooks - 03 Mar 2005 19:24 GMT
>> Aren't you feeling a dirty bastard, although very learned, in seeing
>> that you cannot do anything against this pandemia?
[quoted text clipped - 13 lines]
>
>-MT

Bella!  Bravissimo!!
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Mar 2005 19:42 GMT
Ridi pagliaccio!
g.gatti@agora.it - 03 Mar 2005 19:40 GMT
We have had Fascism and Mussolini.

You seem to have forgotten this!

You all behave like fascists.

You don't know what to do when a poor patient comes to your office
seeking for A CURE for their imperfect sight, AND you mistreat him so
BADLY that you end up with destroying his eyesight for the worse.

AND, you do not limit yourself to destroy the vision of poor people.

You go on in suppressing those who are really interested in discovering
the truth for themselves about the true cure of eye diseases, and
ridiculize them and say they are charlatans and bufoons.

As if YOU are able to do ANYTHING POSITIVE for imperfect sighted
people, for the blind, for the diseased eye... You are not able to do
anything.

You just go on in cheating people, robbing them of their money...

And you do this IN THE NAME OF SCIENCE AND MEDICINE...

Great bastards indeed!

Really very great bastards, fascists, disgusting people indeed.

But the future is not so gloomy.

Here and there people is waking up.

Just today the girl recovering from -23 D has confirmed to me that she
can read consistently 10 feet Snellen letters at the distance of 5
feet.

Half of normal vision.

After two months of treatment, a treatment she has to administer to
herself without the help of anybody...

She has planned to go to an optician to have her tested with the
autorefractometer.

We will see.

But for you, great learned men, this is simply impossible, so you put
your head into the sand, and meanwhile this intelligent girl is curing
herself...

By the way, this girl is continuosly checking her eccentric fixation,
she started with 2 meters at 2 meters, and now she is not able anymore
to see any eccentricity in her vision, with 200 feet and 100 feet
letters at that distance.

She can see perfectly clearly 34 cm letters at 18 cm.

More than half of normal vision.

You don't have any explanation about this case.

A -23 D prescription.

When she started treatment, anything beyond 5 cm was a blur.

Now I am asking to the learned men here: why didn't you treat her in
this way when she had 5 years old and you prescribed your beautiful
minus lense?

Either you were ignorant of proper treatment (and this should put you
out of your business), or you knew the true stuff but did not follow
accordingly, for the convenience in keeping the patient as your client
to be sucked... This also is against the Hippocrates Oath. Isn't it?

You are all great criminals.

My words are too mild.

If we could see your wrongdoings on global scale, you are really a very
dangerous mafia.
The Real Bev - 04 Mar 2005 01:18 GMT
> > How can you all be so bastard?
>
> How can Italy tolerate such disgrace?

Since he's neither music nor art nor food he's beneath consideration.
Sensible, I think.

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Cheers,
Bev
=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=/=\=
"Sure, everyone's in favor of saving Hitler's brain, but when
you put it into the body of a great white shark, suddenly
you're a madman."                                 --Futurama

Glenn - USAEyes.org - 04 Mar 2005 01:44 GMT
>Since he's neither music nor art nor food he's beneath consideration.
>Sensible, I think.

Neither is he wine, nor women.  8^)

Glenn Hagele
Executive Director
Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance

Email to glenn dot hagele at usaeyes dot org

http://www.USAEyes.org
http://www.ComplicatedEyes.org

I am not a doctor.
The Real Bev - 04 Mar 2005 06:19 GMT
> >Since he's neither music nor art nor food he's beneath consideration.
> >Sensible, I think.
>
> Neither is he wine, nor women.  8^)

Nor a fast automobile or motorcycle.  There are tons of jokes about what
poor warriors the Italians are, but I don't think that as a nation they
have a single thing to be ashamed of.    

Signature

Cheers, Bev
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
"They redundantly repeated themselves over and over again
incessantly without end ad infinitum" -- ibid.

Mike Tyner - 04 Mar 2005 07:53 GMT
> Nor a fast automobile or motorcycle.  There are tons of jokes about what
> poor warriors the Italians are, but I don't think that as a nation they
> have a single thing to be ashamed of.

Well, maybe a couple...

-MT
g.gatti@agora.it - 04 Mar 2005 09:35 GMT
> Nor a fast automobile or motorcycle.  There are tons of jokes about what
> poor warriors the Italians are, but I don't think that as a nation they
> have a single thing to be ashamed of.

Please don't speak as a nation, speak for yourself and stay on topic.

How many people did you REALLY helped out of their nightmare of
imperfect sight and glasses?

Now even the non-doctor who speaks of "quality assurance" about laser
surgery...

The very fact that you have to provide a service like that, QUALITY
ASSURANCE means that the whole business is tricky, it is not safe,
people gets damage, and the more year are passing, the worst is for the
clients.

I have MANY clients who come to me because of their bad experience with
lasik et al.

After one year or more, their "correction" is wrong again.

If the correction becomes "under", they can be assured that with
another pair of lenses they are corrected again, but those with "over"
correction are more in pain, it seems the "plus" lenses does not help.

Then there are those REALLY MISERABLE: the lasik created such
imbalances that they did suffer any sort of trouble: teeth become
wicked and tilted, the bones of legs start to become crippled,
headaches are normal, a real hell.

They had to go to any kind of therapists, homeopathic, chiropratic,
ostheopatic, you know, to find some relief. Relief is served but at a
great cost, thousands of euro in few years.

In the deep distress of their dark condition, they too buy the book of
Dr. Bates and start to study it.

This at first is really a shock because if they knew this in advance,
surely they would not have done the surgery, this is plain and simple.

So you are great bastards because you hide the truth just for marketing
and exploiting reasons.

But before or after, this nonsense will wither away.

People is waking up.
Mike Tyner - 04 Mar 2005 14:12 GMT
> Then there are those REALLY MISERABLE: the lasik
> created such imbalances that they did suffer any sort of
> trouble: teeth become wicked and tilted, the bones of
> legs start to become crippled, headaches are normal,
> a real hell.

Such embarrassment - we grieve for you, Italia.

-MT
g.gatti@agora.it - 04 Mar 2005 14:45 GMT
Please Mr. Tyner, shut up.

You are part of the idiots doctors who have studied LONG for what?

For putting glasses on people, a thing that people themselves can do in
any drugstore.

They don't do it in mass because they know it is dangerous.

Only the really weak go to you because they believe in you as doctors.

That's where you have success: with the poor, the weak.

Great bastards, really.

Smart people stay away from you.

Smart people are growing.
Glenn - USAEyes.org - 04 Mar 2005 17:14 GMT
>Nor a fast automobile or motorcycle.  There are tons of jokes about what
>poor warriors the Italians are, but I don't think that as a nation they
>have a single thing to be ashamed of.    

Ah, every nation has something to be ashamed of.  We have Don King,
Pauly Shore, deep fried Twinkies...and the Congress, the
Senate........  8^)

Glenn Hagele
Executive Director
Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance

Email to glenn dot hagele at usaeyes dot org

http://www.USAEyes.org
http://www.ComplicatedEyes.org

I am not a doctor.
Mike Tyner - 04 Mar 2005 18:56 GMT
> Ah, every nation has something to be ashamed of.  We have
> Don King, Pauly Shore, deep fried Twinkies...and the
> Congress, the Senate........  8^)

Italy has Rishi, Alabama has dildo laws. Such a shame.

-MT
Neil Brooks - 04 Mar 2005 19:08 GMT
>> Ah, every nation has something to be ashamed of.  We have
>> Don King, Pauly Shore, deep fried Twinkies...and the
>> Congress, the Senate........  8^)
>
>Italy has Rishi, Alabama has dildo laws. Such a shame.

Is it safe to say, then, that if Rishi lived in Alabama, he'd be
illegal?
Glenn - USAEyes.org - 04 Mar 2005 21:31 GMT
ROFLOL

Glenn Hagele
Executive Director
Council for Refractive Surgery Quality Assurance

Email to glenn dot hagele at usaeyes dot org

http://www.USAEyes.org
http://www.ComplicatedEyes.org

I am not a doctor.
g.gatti@agora.it - 05 Mar 2005 15:44 GMT
Please Mister Brooks,
can you tell me if this man below who sign himself as "I am not a
doctor" has normal vision?
 
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