Extreme Visionary Blog

What is Keratoconus? Keratoconus is a degenerative condition of the eye in which the normally round, dome-shaped cornea becomes progressively thinner causing a cone-like bulge to develop in the area where the cornea is thinnest - usually in the center. Although there is no known cause of Keratoconus, so far, it's been identified as a heredity eye disease. Thanks to new technology, Keratoconus is known to occur in about 1 out of every 500 people (just a couple of years ago it

Air fried Smothered Chicken & Mushroom Gravy is a great healthy substitute meal for my family. We used to eat a lot of fried and starchy meals with minimal nutrients. It wasn't right for digestive health. At the age of 19, I was diagnosed with Keratoconus eye disease. I received donated eye tissue & cornea transplantation for both eyes. My eyesight and faith were restored. I was so grateful for this gift that I became an organ donor, donated my body to science, influenced my

World Keratoconus Day 2020 There are plenty of topics one could discuss to raise awareness about this eye disease. In the last decade, I've written blogs about being misdiagnosed and waiting for a transplant. I've blogged about living with Keratoconus while seeking alternative treatment. I've been interviewed and highlighted my everyday experience. I've voiced the lack of integrity stepping inside the office of some of America's Top Corneal Transplantation Surgeons. I've res