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In September 1984 I started my training as an orthoptist at Moorfields Eye Hospital School of Orthoptics. Back then orthoptic training was a three-year diploma course for which students received … Continue reading Kathryn’s 1984 story
Our next big nystagmus meet up takes place in London on Saturday 13 July, from 11am to 4pm. This is your chance to hear all the latest nystagmus news, learn … Continue reading Booking is now open for our London event
On 18 and 19 May we’re encouraging all our followers and supporters to get out for a walk. The weekend falls during Mental Health Awareness Week. Spending time outside with … Continue reading Walk with us
Sometimes I really don’t know where the time goes. Back in 1984, it was my first year at secondary school, and my parents were extremely proud of me for getting … Continue reading Paul’s 1984 Story
I was born with nystagmus and multiple other eye conditions. I was put in gymnastics at an early age to help with coordination and balance. This led me into cheerleading … Continue reading Marlow’s Story
When Ruby was 9 months old I noticed one of her eyes shaking, which prompted me to visit our local optician. They informed me that they didn’t treat children that … Continue reading Ruby’s Story
At 12 years old, I was preparing for my first summer Scout camp in Guernsey, which required a 10-hour ferry ride from Weymouth, marking my first time leaving mainland UK. … Continue reading Peter’s 1984 Story
Ava was born with congenital nystagmus. She loves rugby and swimming. She’s full of life and lets nothing get in her way.
“Cohen was diagnosed with congenital nystagmus when he was around 6 months old. He is now almost 10 years old. Cohen’s cousin was diagnosed with nystagmus a year or … Continue reading Cohen’s Story
In 1984 I had never heard of nystagmus and had no connection with the condition at all. It was for me a very momentous year, though, because it was the … Continue reading Sue’s 1984 Story
