My dad has Glaucoma, what can i do to help?

He has had it in his right eye for about 5 years, the eye is starting to protrude a bit, and he has almost no vision in it. He is an artist and he needs both eyes! Are there any good solutions out there, especially natural remedies?

Hi MakeEver

Here is a testimonial and an idea on how to heal the issue.

Glaucoma Disappears: I have a friend who had had eight major surgeries. She lived in constant pain, very seldom was she able to go places and her physician had told her their was nothing more they could do.

She went on Dr. Christopher's Three Day Cleanse and Mucusless Diet. She started on herbs to cleanse the colon,the blood Cayenne, Calc tea, Yucca AR, Herbal Eyebright, etc. In a matter of about three weeks, her pain was gone. She was able to start living again. In about 3 or 4 months her arthritis left her.

She had had glaucoma for 13 years. Her glaucoma medicine was making her ill, so she went to her eye specialist. He tested her and said there is not even a trace of glaucoma left. There is virtually no cure for glaucoma, how did you do it. Her reply was thru herbs and diet. She was told whatever it is, don't stop it. He took her off her glaucoma medication, and a special pair of glasses. She now tells me her eyes have improved so much that she can now watch TV without glasses, which she never before had done. She started on this program less than a year ago. Her dark brown eyes are now turning green. She has a ways yet to go, but she is really living again. She is a composer and this past holiday season, had a Christmas Album published.

Best of health to both of you

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You can not help his physical condition no matter how much you wish to do that. What you can do is be a good listener. As the glaucoma progresses your father will be grieving. He is grieving for the self who he used to be, except part of him is still here. Do not tell him to cheer up or to get hold of himself. Let him mourn. Listen to him. Do not tell him how he SHOULD feel. Just be there for him as he works his own way through this.
is he using any glaucoma medicines?

there's a lot out there and they r very effective at bringing down the eye pressure. they don't fix the problem but they at least make it manageable. (he will need eye drops for an indefinite period of time...most people will need it for life.)