Rite Time® "Make It Rite" Mirror™
aka (also know as) Vitrectomy Mirror and Face Down Mirror™
(included in the RiteTime System)

The "Make It Rite" Mirror™ makes everything
"rite" side up and print readable.

Patients take the "Make It Rite" Mirror™ with them into the surgery,
and start using it as soon as the surgery is over and
keep it with them at all times.

The "Make It Rite" Mirror™ allows for mobility.

While maintaining necessary, strict, doctor prescribed
face-down positioning the patient can have eye contact with others,
and can see what's happening in the room around them whether
lying down (in the bedroom or living room, family room, etc.)
on the Rite Time Bed Support,
sitting using the Rite Time Portable Support Table,
standing or walking.
And the patient can watch the same television as the rest of the family,
go for walks in the house and outside (with necessary caution),
read email, work on the computer, etc.

In other words:

The “Make It Rite” Vitrectomy, Face Down Mirror™ is included as an integral part of each Rite Time Face Down Recovery System (www.FaceDownMirror.com and www.VitrectomyMirror.com)  

The “Make It Rite” Mirror™ allows patients who are maintaining their necessary, doctor prescribed face prone positioning to:

• see what's happening in the world around them;
• have eye contact with others in the room;
• watch the same television as others in the room;
• experience right-side-up and print-readable orientation (not backwards or upside down);
• work on their computer, read emails....;
• cautiously walk around and see where they are walking—inside, outside, short or extended walks.

BACKGROUND:

The “Make It Rite” Vitrectomy Face Down Mirror™ was invented by Mr. Alfred J. Heitz and his daughter, Sandra Heitz Willwater, about a year after his successful vitrectomy macular hole eye surgery (20/400 to 20/40). During his two-week faceprone recovery, Mr. Heitz was challenged that every time he looked in a mirror (while necessarily facing the floor) everything was not only backwards, but upside down. Mentally he would have to turn things right side up. After continuing to think about it, Mr. Heitz designed the "Make It Rite" Vitrectomy, Face-down Mirror™ which is now included as an integral part of each Rite Time System for other vitrectomy retina surgery patients.  It's not magic, majiK, or majic--it's a double mirror that Mr. Heitz designed in 1995 to assist other vitrectomy patients--period.