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The Eye On Vision Foundation is very excited to announce that our effort to secure donations from well known corporate entities for our fundraising events has started to pay off. We have recently received a generous donation from Walt Disney World Co. in the form of 4 One-Day Park Hopper passes valued at $500.00.? We would like to thank Walt Disney World Co. for their support of the Eye On Vision Foundation, and sincerely appreciate their genourosity. We have attached a scan of the document received from Walt Disney World Co. for review. You can view that document by clicking here. |
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I received an email today, from a sufferer of VS. There is a short video on YouTube that he wanted to share with everyone. This gives a little insight into how a VS individual sees. http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=l4KbBmZD2Qs&fmt=18 |
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The Eye On Vision Foundation is very excited about the study at USC into positive visual phenomenom. While we will not get a report from Dr. Savoia until May 2009, we wanted to provide you with the document that we received from Dr. Sudan and Dr. Savoia stating the agreement for Phase I. |
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Drs. Savoia, Quiros, and Sadun from USC will begin the study into positive visual phenomenon this month. This is wonderful news that we couldn't be more excited about. As soon as preliminary results come in, I'll post updates on the site. |
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The Eye on Vision Foundation has raised $6208 since opening. Donations continue to come in on almost a daily basis. We hope to start receiving multiple donations daily in the near future, as we continue to grow. |
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Migraines are thought to be caused by the dilation and constriction of arteries in the head. These can be extremely painful headaches. The pain is often limited to one side of the head, and may be accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
Most often, visual migraine, just like regular migraine headaches, can be brought about by stress, fatigue and changing estrogen levels. It occurs more often in females and more often during adolescence and menopause. On rare occasions these visual attacks are associated with other more serious problems. |
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