Help Reese see a brighter future

My name is Laci Guidry. I have three children. My two boys, Reese and Ryker,  have congenital nystamus. Nystagmus is a condition of involuntary eye movements. The eye muscles that control eye movement receive a pulsating stimulus to contract, instead of a quiet steady tone. People with this affliction will adopt an unusual head, or eye position to minimize their unwanted appearance, or wear dark glasses.  When it has its onset in childhood, there is often a significant impact on education and social development. Most people with nystagmus never drive.

Reese's nystagmus is moderate to severe according to our local ophthamologist. Ryker's nystagmus is mild. Reese is a very active 5 year old and loves to interact with other kids.  In order to see he has to put things right in front of his eyes. It will be difficult for him as he gets into the higher grades in school. 

Dr. Lingua is a pediatric opthamologist in California who has perfected nearly a surgical cure. He has reviewed Reese's medical records and says he is a candidate. 

I have set up this gofundme account for people that want to donate but can't make the 5k run that I am organizing for September. 

As a mom it is so important to do what we can to make our childrens future brighter. This surgery can be life changing for Reese and will reduce the challenges he may face when he gets to school. 

Thank you so much for helping my sweet Reesey Piecey!!

Laci Guidry