It’s the most wonderful time of the year! 🥰 In my opinion. The crisp fall air, the leaves blowing in the street, strolling along with my favourite hot bevvie (oat milk latte 🖤), revelling in this beautiful season of transition and change before the quiet months of winter. Also, HALLOWEEN! 🎃 The chance to dress […]
There are a number of skills that come into play when engaging in sports and other recreational activities. From speed to calculation, balance to dexterity, some athletes and professionals can seem almost superhuman. But all those talents tend to lose their flair when you can’t see what you’re doing. This month we’re going to dive […]
Across the country, parents and guardians are beginning to feel that exciting hum in the air: school is almost back. 😎 The usual checklist begins: backpack, pencil case, etc. But how many parents have “eye exam” on their list? 80% of a child’s learning is entirely visual. School is where many children’s eye concerns become […]
The blog post we’ve all been waiting for: DRY EYE DISEASE. We’re happy to present you with the ULTIMATE GUIDE to protect yourself against it, and treat it effectively when it sneaks up on you anyway. What is Dry Eye Disease? Dry Eye (also known as Ocular Surface Disease) is a multifactorial disease that results […]
It’s SUMMER! (Alexa, play Danza Kuduro. 😎) It’s that magical time of year when we in the Great White North leap headfirst into our seasonal reprieve before the snows of autumn are upon us. We love our lakes, camping and outdoor cooking, to say nothing of a good bonfire with friends. Another benefit of this […]
May is Vision Health Month. At Shelburne Optometry, we believe in considering the whole person bringing their eyes to us for care. So much goes on beneath the surface of our complex beings, it only makes sense to work with those processes to our full benefit. In today’s post, we’re going to give you the […]
April is Women’s Eye Health & Safety Month, designated by the non-profit group Prevent Blindness to raise awareness and offer education on the differences women face when it comes to their vision. This blog post discusses eye disease, pregnancy and menopause as they affect the vision of AFAB (assigned female at birth) individuals, due to […]
It’s World Glaucoma Week so we’re bringing awareness to this mysterious disease, and what it means to live with it in today’s world. What is Glaucoma? Glaucoma is a chronic progressive disease affecting the optic nerve, due to disruptions in fluid flow that increase pressure within the eye. Undetected, this disease can slowly eat away […]
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