Praise for a well-timed appointment

Brett's eyes had begun turning in for about 2 weeks now.  It would come and go.  Since he had glasses from age 3 months until 9 months for far-sightedness, I began to wonder and ask.  Dr. Lawrence was able to see him the next day when normally it is at least a month or so out before you can see her.  She said that because he is growing, his eyes are becoming more far-sighted. The turning is caused by the brain telling the eyes to focus and this is how they compensate.  The glasses will allow his eyes to not work so hard and look straight.  The brain will then get the message and be trained to look straight.  There is a good chance that he could grow out of this for a time.