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Ever wondered what happens when your eye jelly decides to collapse in on itself? Or why some cataract surgeons apparently get squeamish around LASIK patients (spoiler: they shouldn’t)? This episode takes you from pediatrician pep rallies to the surprisingly dark side of floaters and flashes. Along the way, I’ll rant a little, nerd out a lot, and maybe terrify you just enough to finally schedule that eye exam.

Takeaways:

What flashes of light really mean—and why they send ophthalmologists running for the laser.

Why pediatricians stand out in Washington, and what the rest of us could learn from them.

The surprising risk of pairing multifocal lenses with LASIK eyes (and why I say “no thanks”).

The week I had a flood of retinal tears in clinic—and the lessons you need to know.

Why stepping back from the noise of social media might just save your sanity (and your career).

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Chapters:

00:00 Welcome to Knock, Knock I
00:24 Eyeball Tips and Memory Lapses
01:40 Exciting Episode Overview
02:35 Upcoming Keynote at AAP
03:39 Challenges in Pediatrics
05:33 Advocacy and Reimbursement
11:43 Co-Survivorship and Big Ideas
16:31 Sepsis Awareness Month
17:11 Listener Comments and Questions
25:33 Affordable Reading Glasses vs. Prescription Lenses
27:47 Viewer Questions and Suggestions
30:32 Understanding Retinal Tears and Detachments
30:54 Common Eyelid Symptoms and Blepharitis
41:51 Final Thoughts and Viewer Engagement
43:14 US Healthcare System: A Comedic Guide