A few weeks ago I threatened to open my cuttings folder and share some of the sight-related news stories that have recently made the headlines: but once again I became side-tracked into writing about other topics instead……
Laser Eye Surgery News
The “Final Factor” – Let’s Hear It For The Team
Jonathan can now read two lines below the 20/20 marker on the traditional Eye Test board and, six weeks later, is still raving about all the wonderful new advantages of good eyesight……
It Took Fatherhood – Not Football
It took five years before Jonathan picked up the phone and told his sister that he wanted her to arrange his laser eye surgery……
Old-Fashioned Folk Wisdom In The Spotlight
“The cobbler’s children are the worst shod” while “in the home of the smith the knives are blunt” – these quaintly old fashioned proverbs don’t appear to have a modern equivalent … possibly because they are “past their sell by date”……
It’s A Family Affair
It was the head of patient care co-ordination, Cassie Crowther’s, idea that we should explore this topic in the blog……
No Glasses Or Contacts In Sight
Apart from the odd delivery person, pre-op patients and those there to discover more about laser eye surgery, 138 Harley Street is a glasses-free zone……
It’s All In The Story – Why Wenlock And Mandeville Were Chosen
For a mascot to be a hit, it is not enough for it to merely have an appealing design.
Even if that design converts into a cute and cuddly toy and other essential merchandising, this alone is not sufficient to ensure success……
One-Eyed Olympic Mascots Grab Headlines
It was the launch of the one-eyed mascots on May 19th that did it!……
Serendipity … No Chance!
Serendipity could be defined as a “happy co-incidence” or “the discovery by accident of something fortuitous”……
Research On The Researcher
Perhaps, like me, you found it fascinating to learn about the London Vision Clinic’s ongoing contributions to research into all aspects of laser eye surgery……
