Tag: prism lenses

• Vertigo and Wernicke’s aphasia

  ellie

  August 4, 2016

  The Second Year, The Stroke Story, Updates, Videos

  ABI, acquired brain injury, anomia, aphasia, ataxia, brain injury, brain stem tremor, Brainstem, cardiovascular event, cerebellar ataxia, cerebellar stroke, Cerebellum, DBS, deep brain stimulation, disability, hemiparesis, Intention tremor, ischaemic stroke, ischemic stroke, kinetic tremor, left hemisphere ischemia, Medtronic DBS, prism glasses, prism lenses, Recovery, stroke, stroke recovery, The Stroke Story, TIRR, Tremor, visual field cut, young adult stroke, Young stroke, young stroke survivor, YSS

• Prism Glasses

  I can’t even begin to describe what this is like. Sure, I can describe what this looks like. But I can’t describe the feelings that go with it. This is freaking amazing. I haven’t seen so much at once in so long. It’s not perfect, but I can see. I can’t believe I’ve missed so…

  ellie

  June 27, 2016

  The Second Year, The Stroke Story, Updates

  ABI, acquired brain injury, brain injury, brain stem tremor, Brainstem, brainstem tremor, cardiovascular event, cerebellar stroke, Cerebellum, Dr. Suzanne Wickum, ischaemic stroke, left hemisphere ischemia, prism glasses, prism lenses, Recovery, stroke, stroke recovery, The Stroke Story, University Eye Institute, University of Houston, young adult stroke, Young stroke, YSS