Oh Beth, I agree that there must be more to it.  I was just commenting
on her "depth perception" and the high incidence of "lazy eye" among
folks w/CP.

I don't have any inner-ear issues, but had an inner ear infection oce as
an adult.  No fun.

Kyle


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From: Cerebral Palsy List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf
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Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2008 8:09 PM
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Subject: Re: low vision - assistive aid question

Yes, but there is something more going on.  Long term strabismus usually
doesn't cause nausea and severe dizziness.  That sounds more like
vertigo.
Most people with neurological disorders have some kind of vision
disorder
even if acuity is normal, they may have all sorts of trouble with
interpreting visual input.  However, there is also a high incident of
vestibular issues also due to the underlying neurological disorder.
This is
why consults with a good neurolo opthamologist and a good ENT are in
order.

3-D glasses don't work for me either and with the wrong glassess  stairs
look like bunch of lines to me also.  
 
Beth t.

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