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Every eye holds a story of hope and triumph. At the eye clinic, we’ve seen countless lives change because of clearer vision — and our lola’s journey is one that continues to inspire us and many others.
Our beautiful patient is a retired teacher, and a loving grandmother who has always found comfort in reading. For years, she enjoyed her quiet moments with books and sharing stories with her grandchildren. But slowly, she noticed her eyesight was fading. Letters became blurry, and the pages of her favorite novels began to look like shadows. She used to work on research but recently her eyesight is giving away.
She thought it was normal — just part of growing old. But soon, even recognizing her grandchildren’s faces became difficult. “I felt like I was losing not just my sight, but the small joys that made life meaningful,” she said. She began having difficulty from the things she loved most.
That changed when she visited our eye clinic. During her consultation, our team listened to her concerns with empathy and explained her condition clearly. We assured her that cataract surgery is not only safe but life-changing — and together, we created a plan for her visual recovery.
The surgery was smooth and successful. A few days later, Our lola opened a book again — and to her surprise, she could read every word. “I cried,” she shared. “I didn’t realize how much I had missed until everything became clear again.”
With her restored vision, She now enjoys reading, family time, and the beauty of ordinary moments. Her confidence is back, and so is her joy. What once felt like an ending has turned into a beautiful new chapter.
Her story is proof that it’s never too late to reclaim the life you love. At Italia Eye Clinic, we’re here to help you see clearly again — with expert care and a heart for every patient. Book your consultation today. Your own story of healing could begin now.
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Lahat yata naka false eyelashes na,
yung friend mong girly girly,
kahit yung hindi,
yung kawork mo nasa front desk,
yung teacher mo naka high heels,
yung katapat mo sa jeep,
di ba pahaba ng pahaba yung pilikmata nila?
dati yung upper eyelashes lang yung false
Ngayon pati lower eyelashes false na din
Tapos parang matutusok ka na sa haba
False eyelashes are made of real hair or synthetic materials like mink, plastic, or silk. The material continue to develop to be safer and lighter, longer wear. Recently, the lighter materials like minks have a more natural look, lighter and easier to maintain.
With the right length and flare, false eye lashes are made to tantalise. But you know what they say, “tiis ganda char” False eyelashes can harbor eye infections and irritation of different severity.
It’s better to leave them on for shorter duration, not and never longer. Syempre, we want to get our money’s worth. But is it worth the risk of infection? No, because eye care treatment and eye consultations combined will be more expensive.
False eyelashes are not advised to be washed daily, according to the technician, para tumagal yung dikit and lasts for weeks.
Bacterial growth, different types, will flourish, live and thrive in your eyelashes.
Parasitic growth, Demodex, will make your eyelashes their new home. Some patients without false eyelashes can have these infections what more if you don’t wash and clean your eyelids daily.
Bacterial and parasitic growth can cause infections. Any infection can cause pain, irritation, itching, redness, and worse, blurring of vision.
Eyelashes can be made false, but your eyes cannot be made false. Do not run the risk of infection.
As an eye doctor, we see more and more cases of eyelashes extension related infections. This serves as a precaution, but looking beautiful is not contraindicated. Just take responsibility and be aware.
In general
Do not share false eyelashes
Do not share contact lens
Never share contact lens
Go to a reputable eyelash technician.
Make sure to keep eyelid skin wash and clean daily.
Remove your eye makeup
If with any symptoms such as eye pain, redness, irritation, blurring if vision, unable to open eyes from pain, please see your eye doctor immediately.
In the eye clinic your doctor will help you and guide you, on the kind of treatment you need, a general walkthrough in the clinic will be like this, https://italiaeyecentre.com/what-does-your-eye-doctor-see-in-you/
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I keep thinking on what piece to write on Women’s Month. I want to focus back on women’s health. The past week’s news talked about how the Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales has some abdominal cancer which caught the world unexpectedly and how Gia Sison, a Filipina doctor, and avid advocate of Women’s health and mental health passed away of cancer.
Kate Middleton, 42 year old, female, Princess of Wales, stunned the world when she said on TV “On January, I had a successful abdominal surgery, postoperatively there was evidence of cancer. and I had to undergo preventative chemotherapy. I had need some time to recover and to process the news, and I have to explain to my 3 children under 10, in an age appropriate way” https://people.com/king-charles-so-proud-kate-middleton-amid-cancer-diagnosis-8619313
Previously, there was some news on how she has been absent for the past 3 months and how she photoshopped her absent self to appear present. The twitter world was making fun of her blunder.
This news was followed by her shocking revelation which undoubtedly humiliated those who made fun of her. First, she is thankful for all the messages, good wishes and support she received. In the end of her cancer narrative, Princess did not mention, what type of cancer and what stage it is.
She ended her broadcast to mark that her work brought her deep joy and she cannot wait to return to her duties.
She focus on making a full recovery and spending more time with her family, her young family and also thanked what a relief and comfort her husband is at this time.
Oh Kate. Always graceful, her highness royalty. Always inspiring people, her smile, her perfect features, hair, face, dresses, shoes, and royal demeanour.
I cannot forget how she looked 3 hours after giving birth. Princess looked straight out of fashion show. How does anyone look so good after pregnancy and after a labor delivery? https://www.townandcountrymag.com/society/tradition/a19674665/kate-middleton-post-birth-appearance-differences-comparison/
I assisted women giving natural birth and it is nasty. Blood, sweat, tears, poop, saliva, fluids, vaginal fluids, cervical fluids. Blood everywhere. All mixed up. Pain transformed the delivering woman, from a woman to an animal.
The labouring woman needs to focus on two important things. Deliver her baby alive, safely, thru the seething pain. And keep her body alive to keep her baby alive, to suck on her bosoms.
Looking good after giving birth is not on the two important. No.
But she did. Why? Because nobody wants to see a labouring woman, pale in pain, fearful eyes, brushing with blood loss and unfathomable pain.
And she delivered. After giving birth, she had perfectly styled hair.
And even after her cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy ridden body. She still have to be it, her perfectly styled hair. Good she didn’t have hair loss.
Now, the Princess also tells the world and the women, it is also royal to suffer. And it’s possible to still looked great, with perfect hair.
Doctor Gia Sison was diagnosed with malignant breast tumour at the height of her career, in her early forties. Medical people can be ruthless and numb from all the diseases and suffering that we see and sometimes we also do that to our very selves, most especially when we are very sick. Doc Gia, immediately underwent radical removal of her diseased breast and underwent chemotherapy for months.
I read her article in 2015 on how she processed her condition and recovery. After surgery, she needed time to heal and she was angry, from all the suffering, the bleak future and the boredom that replace her life as a thriving doctor at that time. https://www.rappler.com/features/people/profiles/110368-battle-scar/index.html?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=SocialFlow
What was a tragedy became art. Doc Gia offered the world how a woman is no less of a woman, devoid of one cancerous breast. She looked like hope. She showed how beautiful and vibrant it is to be alive. It is still possible to be inspirational. Sometimes cancer takes a body part, but the fight also gives hope.
These women wished to make a full recovery, physically. Medically, the aim is to remove cancer cells. Chemotherapy kills the cancer cells. In circumstances and studies when the benefits is greater than the risk of treatment, it is right and just to offer it. Recovery means living without cancer.
Every little trauma, big stresses, feelings of limbo, wins, victories. All of it changes us. Recovery not only means living without cancer, but recovering the hope that was loss in the process of battling an unknown, life changing enemy.
Doc Gia not only become a breast cancer survivor. She also championed women’s mental health. She showed how to live without cancer and how cancer cannot stop you from living. But destiny always win in the end. https://www.rappler.com/entertainment/celebrities/physician-mental-health-advocate-gia-sison-dies/
Some photos may be able to help us understand our bodies better. It is not just that we look great, but that we also feel great. Women have been far too judged than anything on this planet. How to still feel great after all of that judgment? Live on your own terms and conditions. And Know Yourself.
