Adjoining the consulting room of my specialty practice, Bay Eye Care, is an office shared by a clinical psychologist and a private psychiatrist. Fortunately, none of my patients are yet to require their calming advice or a prescription of high-dose lithium to combat the irreparable psychological trauma of air-puff tonometry. It is nice to know, however, that these two guys are just a door knock away to assist with certain ‘interesting’ patients that we all see from time to time. Ortho-k lenses really won’t help your problem love!
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