The Most Comprehensive Ptosis Resource on the Web
Elizabeth Halford is an accomplished photographer. In her vblog, I have Ptosis, she talks about the difficulties of living with Ptosis. About the differences between Ptosis and other “changes” we’d like to have or control about your body. Ptosis is different from many conditions in that you can’t do much about it. At least you […]
This is a really well written narrative article about Ptosis, unfortunately you have to pay to read the whole thing. One thing I noticed though the article says it is 447 words, but currently you can view about 347 so you’re only missing 100 words. You could pay the fee to read the article or […]
Jean’s story in this case describes her growing up with Ptosis and having a number of surgeries to correct the problem. Seems like most of them have mostly failed but perhaps you can learn something more from her experiences. Many kids are teased and even bullied while growing up with ptosis. It’s the strange or […]
You’re not alone, but you kinda are I have been looking for new and powerful resources for Ptosis but I’ve found few and the ones that exist with people in them are very inactive. I’m wondering why? Perhaps it’s that people are embarrassed or self-conscious about the issue. Or maybe they just rather remain anonymous […]
A narrative video blog by Jess. She tells you about growing up with Ptosis. She had her first surgery around 10 years old. She describes how she remembers the surgery, consultation, before and after. Jess describes her experiences with other kids in school and how people perceived and treated her growing up with Ptosis. I […]
