What Would You Do If You Lost Your Eyesight? #transitionslens #AD

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This is part of a sponsored campaign with Latina Mom Bloggers and Transitions Optical. However, all opinions expressed are my own.

Hey All!

Can you imagine what it could be like to suddenly lose your eyesight due to an illness or poor health condition?  I think about how it would that impact my family and the answer is it would be devastating to me and my family. I would lose my job, my ability to write this blog, and the ability to see my family grow up. I would lose my major income most likely and have to become disabled. I’m very concerned with my families vision and overall eye health. We’ve made recent changes in our diet and have been trying to have healthier eating habits to maintain good eyesight. We eat a lot of carrots and try to eat a gluten free diet. The simple act of eating healthier can surely help with keeping our eyes healthy. We have our annual eye check ups every year and I always make sure to have my entire family wearing sunglasses or Transitions Optical lenses to protect their eyes from harmful UV Rays.

UV Rays can be extremely harmful to your eyes. Transitions lenses block 100 percent of harmful UVA and UVB rays – helping to protect the health and wellness of your eyes – so you can see better tomorrow as well.

Transitions® lenses is the #1 recommended adaptive lenses worldwide – are the ideal everyday choice for healthy sight.  They are clear indoors and at night, and outdoors, continuously adapt with every variation of light so you can consistently see your best.

Transitions lenses enhance your vision by providing more clarity and better contrast, and reducing glare, eye fatigue and strain – for more effortless sight.

If you check out the website www.HealthySightforLife.com you can experience the scary feeling of what it’s like to lose healthy sight due to an eye disease, vision disorder or environmental disturbance.
 There are various environments that can lead to eye sight loss including indoor and outdoor hazards, work life, home issues and statistics regarding eye health. After you mock experience this feeling of what it’s like it will surely make you want to take care of your eyes.

Check out the vision self-check to obtain simple results of an eye exam, info based on gender, and get answers to other questions you may have to help you gather a more accurate assessment of your current vision and risk factors.

Also, Transitions and the American Diabetes Association recently presented an in-market event in San Antonio, Texas to provide Latino and multicultural families with vital eye health information. The event was attended by more than 5,590 visitors which was a 6% increase over 2012 visitor traffic! There were 329 FREE vision screenings and all participants were encouraged to visit an Eye Care professional for follow-up care.

How cool are those events? It’s great that they are going into communities to spread the word. Transitions® lenses is the #1 recommended adaptive lenses worldwide. They are clear indoors and at night, and outdoors, continuously adapt with every variation of light so you can consistently see your best. Transitions lenses enhance your vision by providing more clarity and better contrast, and reducing glare, eye fatigue and strain – for more effortless sight. Transitions lenses block 100 percent of harmful UVA and UVB rays

If you’re in the San Antonio area on Saturday, May 18, 2013 there will be an event at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center Exhibit Hall D 200 E Market St. San Antonio, Texas 78206 from 9:30 am – 3:00 pm.

If you would like to more info about how you can maintain your vision care join the Summer Eye Safety Twitter Party on June 19th, 2013 from 9-10 PM EST – more details to follow.

And be sure to check out www.seemoresights.com for even more information.