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We provide a narrative account of 2 patients' experiences with Balint syndrome, a rare and debilitating neurologic disorder characterized by optic ataxia, ocular apraxia, and simultanagnosia.It was a quiet Thursday afternoon when A.S., a 68-year-old woman from a suburb of Chicago, awakened from a nap to the realization that something was terribly wrong. “I went to lie down, and when I got up, I couldn't find where the cabinets were, or the doors,” she remembers. Over the next 2 days, A.S.'s confusion heightened as she increasingly lost her ability to name or even distinguish household objects that she'd been surrounded by for years. Unable to read the numbers on her telephone or to see where the bedroom wall ended and the bedroom door began, A.S. naturally thought that there was something wrong with her eyes and made an appointment with the ophthalmologist later in the week. She then did what so many stroke victims do; she put herself to bed early, hoping that everything would be better in the morning.When the meeting finally came, it became clear that whatever A.S. was afflicted with, it was not a simple matter of visual impairment. “We took her to an eye doctor, because we didn't know what it was at the time,” recalls her husband, Michael. “They ran tests on her eyes, and she passed …

Right Brain: A descriptive account of two patients' experience with and adaptations to Bálint syndrome