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“This book
was certainly an eye-opener (no pun intended) because there
are about three million people afflicted with glaucoma and
half of them don’t even know it….This book contains probably
everything a layperson needs to know about glaucoma, be it a
primary or a secondary condition.”
The Library Letter,
Winter,1998/1999,
Bastyr University Library.
“My special
gift for my reader is Coping With Glaucoma….which
contains not only a guide to living with glaucoma but also
contains references for those wishing to do more reading….
Carib Health, December
23, 1997
“Finally a
comprehensive book for glaucoma patients is now available….is
a meaty and compassionate book.”
National Association for the
Visually Handicapped, Winter, 1997/98.
Coping With Glaucoma….contains a
wealth of information, both basic and clinical, concerning all
aspects of the disease.”
North County Times,
Escondido, CA., 10/12/97.
Coping with
Glaucoma is unusually comprehensive, and well-researched, with
the added weight of the authors’ own experiences….have
provided invaluable information and advice for glaucoma
sufferers everywhere.”
Townsend Letter for Doctors &
Patients, June 1998.
“Another
way this book is unique is the chapter on nutrition.
Optometrists tend to be more open to nutrition as a form of
treatment than ophthalmologists are.”
20/20, March, 1998.
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