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This is the archive of the old ANN website and will slowly
disapear
Not all content is available here
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the new site
There is a special opportunity
for Summer 2011 intern positions for students with disabilities. See the
special
announcement. NEW
One of our members has created a new logo
and teamed up with Cafe Press, a well know vendor of custom tee shirts and accessories, to
offer a number items for sale. The purpose of this partnership is to help raise
awareness of nystagmus. 15% of all proceeds go directly to support ANN.
Support us
There are several ways in which
you can support the American Nystagmus Network.
Join
the American Nystagmus Network and help us in our mission.
Make a separate
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Hot Links
within our site:
Books on Nystagmus:
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Purchase the book
Early
Onset Nystagmus: A Parent's Guide or
Wobbly
Eyes from the UK Nystagmus Network site. These books have been extremely
helpful to parents raising children with nystagmus. Books can be purchased
with US dollars or English pounds.
- ANN's own
Edie Glaser has
written 2 new books on Nystagmus, one aimed at children and one for adults. with
an introduction by Dr. Richard Hertle. Click on either book to go to her
website.
In addition, she provides an interesting and useful page of
low
vision resources among other topics.
Other Nystagmus
Information:
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Read a basic
description of Nystagmus
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Find some very basic
questions and answers in our preliminary FAQ
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Read Information
for parents of school-age children with Nystagmus
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Link to a
Wikipedia
entry developed by several of our ANN list members
Please send suggestions
for this website to suggestions@nystagmus.org.
ANN, Inc. Caveat: Though
discussions on specific problems are permissible and expected, remember
that no posting here shall constitute professional health care or medical
advice, and you should never rely on any contribution to this, or any,
Internet discussion forum on important medical or professional health care
questions. Indeed, no Internet discussion forum is a substitute for
the careful advice and treatment of a competent professional health care
provider or doctor.
ANN, Inc. is a volunteer,
nonprofit organization for persons and families involved with nystagmus.
ANN, Inc. does not diagnose or treat, or provide professional counseling.
It is involved in self-help, while trying to promote research and education,
among other goals contained in its mission statement.
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