After struggling my entire life with such things as light sensitivity, dizziness, feeling unbalanced, feeling cross-eyed, eye strain, inability to concentrate, blurriness, etc., finally I was recently, at age 48, diagnosed with Esophoria! Part of me is relieved to know I don't have a brain tumor or something, but now I am totally frustrated that my vision problems are not "fixable"... My problem is made even worse because the Esophoria problem causes me to want things up close, but I am farsighted and need things to be far away... So my eyes are in a constant struggle. Right now my doctor has put prisms in my lenses. (The first time the prism seemed to make a huge beneficial difference for me, but this time I'm still struggling day to day.) He is suggesting that I am going to need to do weekly vision therapy to be able to deal with the Esophoria. I did vision therapy before, and it seemed to help, but as soon as I stop I'm back to square one. Anyway, I would like to communicate with someone else who is in the same situation as I am. This problem tends to ruin my life and no one else around me can understand what I'm going through. If anyone wants to communicate their frustrations with me I would appreciate it because it's just nice to know that someone else is going through the same thing and that you're not alone in your struggles. Also, if anyone has had any positive experiences with vision therapy in relation to Esophoria I would appreciate hearing about it. --- Glenda