Bowns Gerald T MD

I was referred to this dr by my pediatrician who I love, but I wasn’t happy with my experience. I took my then about 11-​month-​old in b/​c I knew she had a lazy eye. The appointment took forever. 2 or 3 hours with dilation. OK, that seems to be the norm. However, my girl had missed her nap, was fussy when the dr finally saw her, and he spent maybe a minute looking at her. He declared there was nothing wrong but she was near sighted. When I doubted him, b/​c I’ve seen her lazy eye, he said «You shouldn’t want her to have it.» Duh! What mother wishes this upon her child? So I left, knowing I’d have to go see someone else b/​c a mom always knows when something isn’t right with her child. And, yes, I saw a different dr. And, yes, she has a lazy eye. And, no, I’m not happy about it.