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Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.wardenoptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your appointment today.
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 Are you concern with your child's game time with Pokemon Go?
It's summer time. There is no better time to get the child to go outside other than summer. Outdoor play and exercise would help the child grow. If your child is one that likes to stay on the hand held device, take this chance to get them outdoor. Balance is everything. I caught one during my break today too! Keep an eye out for crossing the roads and road hazards. Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.wardenoptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your appointment today. Leonardo da Vinci lived a long life. However, he suffered from failing eyesight in his later years. Here is how he related his life to his eyes,
The eye whereby the beauty of the world is reflected is of such excellence that whoso consents to its loss deprives himself of the representation of all the works of nature. The soul is content to stay imprisoned in the human body because thanks to our eyes we can see theses things; for through the eyes all the various things of nature are represented to the soul. Whoso loses his eyes leaves his soul in a dark prison without hope of ever again seeing the sun, light of all the world; How many there are to whom the darkness of night is hateful though it is of but short duration; what would they do if such darkness were to be their companion for life? (How to Think Like da Vinci, Daniel Smith) Since da Vinci himself was the first to study anatomy, including anatomy of the eyes, it is not likely that he had thorough eye exams. I can only speculate that his failing eye sight may be due to cataract or macular degeneration, as it happened in his later life, aside from infection and injury. It is likely sun/age-related. The good news is that thanks to da Vinci himself, modern day medicine allows individuals to seek prevention and treatment for their eye concerns with an optometrist. Dr. Yan L. Liang, OD Markham Optometrist www.wardenoptometry.ca Contact Warden Optometry to book your appointment today. |
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Sally:
I've been a patient at multiple optometry clinics before and I can say that Warden Optometry gives the best service. Over the past 3 years, I've gotten 3 routine eye examinations from Dr. Liang and each went very smoothly. She tells you exactly what she's doing and you get to learn new information during your examination. I recently decided to get contacts and she went through step-by-step on how to use and take care of them. She is very passionate about what she does and I would definitely recommend a visit to Warden Optometry!
Kwan:
My son became the patient of Dr. Liang since 2012. He likes reading a lot. Which led him become nearsighted. I am so worried that the situation being worse if not being controlled. Therefore, we checked twice a year and asked for advice. Dr. Liang is very experienced and knowledgable. She has many ways of (myopia) controling and prevention. My son tried several ways and made adjustments during the period, and finally find the best solution.!. Thank you Dr. Liang for your professional service!
Denise:
Overall, I am very happy with the prescription and lens therapy to date with Dr. Liang. Prevention and early detection is key to eyesight, so we are very fortunate to have started the treatment process.
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