Suleman Ali, a fifty-year old Hattiesburg businessman, thought his eyes were healthy. So he was surprised about three years ago when a routine eye exam revealed a serious problem. “During my annual exam at Hattiesburg Eye Clinic, Dr. Stoney Williamson found that my eye pressure was too high,” says Ali. “He diagnosed me with glaucoma …
It’s the leading cause of permanent blindness in African Americans, and the third leading cause of blindness in Caucasians in our country. According to Hattiesburg Eye Clinic’s Glaucoma Specialist, Dr. Adam Quinn, glaucoma gradually steals sight without warning, and this month, National Glaucoma Awareness Month, is the time to get checked out. Click here to …
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