An empowering resource designed for parents raising a child with a prosthetic or blind eye

Details and FAQ Our 3rd annual EYE-Connect Virtual Conference is on June 8th!

I was assaulted by a client during a home visit, my eye continued to cause pain and that led to enucleation

I was looking forward to my first round of golf with a close friend. The club struck the left side of my face.

St. Jude saved my life and I've been cancer-free ever since.

It is 17 years today since I lost my eye on 19th November 2006. Coming to terms with my eye loss

On December 15, 2020, I experienced a spontaneous tear of the retina in my left eye.

That is where the line drive met my right eye. My eye was definitely on the ball. Sorry, bad humor.

I sustained traumatic injuries to the left side of my face resulting in the loss of my left eye.

I was up to bat when an inside fastball hit me in my left eye.

On the 4th of July, there was an accident where a firework had blown up and it had blown my right eye, my eyelid, and my cheek.

I would get pain in my right eye and a headache from bright lights. My eye had started "wandering eye" by that point.

When I was 6 months old my mom noticed my eyes reflected light in the dark, like a cat’s would.

I feel like I was truly meant to lose an eye because it has brought out so many positives in my life. It has forged who I am.

Attendees of the conference will have the opportunity to hear from 4 notable speakers within the community.

One bullet went directly through my left eye and another through my left cheek.

I lost my left eye following a shooting accident. The bullet ricocheted off a metal object

“What is the purpose of getting your eyes dilated?” What is something most people don’t know about optometrists? and more...

I sustained skull and facial injuries, including a severed optic nerve in my right eye.

During my coma, there were times they were very close to losing me and I almost didn’t make it, twice. I am fortunate to be alive today.