Re: [AERNet] Frames for glasses
https://www.specs4us.com/ This is a company that designs eyeglasses for
kids with low nose bridges, Down Syndrome, etc.. The website says that they
make different sizes, don't know though from personal experience. I've had
similar issues with kids whose wheelchairs or classroom chairs have head
supports Following discussion, hope this helps. Patti.
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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2018 08:13:54 -0500
Subject: Frames for glasses
Good Morning one and all,
I have a student who uses a wheelchair, bilateral head switches for
auditory scanning, plus another head switch to activate his wheelchair. He
also has a residual ATNR. To date, prescription lenses have not worked well
because of the head switches. Also, the ATNR ends up forcing the glasses to
"smash" into the side of his head. He would truly benefit from wearing
glasses and several different frames have been tried - especially those
discussed in previous responses to similar questions to this listserve. Do
any of you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
Mary Morse - NH
Thank you Patti. I have written to the company. If they respond, I will post it.
Mary
I have a student who uses a wheelchair, bilateral head switches for auditory scanning, plus another head switch to activate his wheelchair. He also has a residual ATNR. To date, prescription lenses have not worked well because of the head switches. Also, the ATNR ends up forcing the glasses to "smash" into the side of his head. He would truly benefit from wearing glasses and several different frames have been tried - especially those discussed in previous responses to similar questions to this listserve. Do any of you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
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Subject: Re: [AERNet] Frames for glasses
https://www.specs4us.com/ This is a company that designs eyeglasses for kids with low nose bridges, Down Syndrome, etc.. The website says that they make different sizes, don't know though from personal experience. I've had similar issues with kids whose wheelchairs or classroom chairs have head supports Following discussion, hope this helps. Patti.
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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2018 08:13:54 -0500
Subject: Frames for glasses
Good Morning one and all,
I have a student who uses a wheelchair, bilateral head switches for auditory scanning, plus another head switch to activate his wheelchair. He also has a residual ATNR. To date, prescription lenses have not worked well because of the head switches. Also, the ATNR ends up forcing the glasses to "smash" into the side of his head. He would truly benefit from wearing glasses and several different frames have been tried - especially those discussed in previous responses to similar questions to this listserve. Do any of you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
Mary Morse - NH
Thank you! I hope it works out for your student.
On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 12:26 PM marymorsesped@aol.com wrote:
Thank you Patti. I have written to the company. If they respond, I will
post it.
Mary
I have a student who uses a wheelchair, bilateral head switches for
auditory scanning, plus another head switch to activate his wheelchair. He
also has a residual ATNR. To date, prescription lenses have not worked well
because of the head switches. Also, the ATNR ends up forcing the glasses to
"smash" into the side of his head. He would truly benefit from wearing
glasses and several different frames have been tried - especially those
discussed in previous responses to similar questions to this listserve. Do
any of you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
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From: Patricia Rosen pkowal52@gmail.com
To: marymorsesped marymorsesped@aol.com
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Sent: Sun, Jan 7, 2018 10:56 am
Subject: Re: [AERNet] Frames for glasses
https://www.specs4us.com/ This is a company that designs eyeglasses for
kids with low nose bridges, Down Syndrome, etc.. The website says that they
make different sizes, don't know though from personal experience. I've had
similar issues with kids whose wheelchairs or classroom chairs have head
supports Following discussion, hope this helps. Patti.
On Sun, Jan 7, 2018 at 8:13 AM, Mary Morse via AERNet <
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Date: Sun, 7 Jan 2018 08:13:54 -0500
Subject: Frames for glasses
Good Morning one and all,
I have a student who uses a wheelchair, bilateral head switches for
auditory scanning, plus another head switch to activate his wheelchair. He
also has a residual ATNR. To date, prescription lenses have not worked well
because of the head switches. Also, the ATNR ends up forcing the glasses to
"smash" into the side of his head. He would truly benefit from wearing
glasses and several different frames have been tried - especially those
discussed in previous responses to similar questions to this listserve. Do
any of you have any suggestions? Thank you in advance.
Mary Morse - NH