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February is National AMD and Low Vision Awareness Month – Top 4 Next Steps
February is National AMD and Low Vision Awareness Month Ok, now what? You have been diagnosed with Macular Degeneration, and this might be the first time you heard the word Low Vision. What does all this mean? Here are our top 4 best next steps: Step 1 – Educate yourself – One of the best websites…
Read MoreBlind Rehabilitation Services for Blind and Visually Impaired Veterans
If you or a loved one is a blind or visually impaired veteran, you are not alone. In the US, there are roughly 157,000 veterans who are legally blind, and more than one million veterans who have low vision that limits their ability to perform daily living activities. Those numbers are rising as veterans age…
Read MoreWhy Learn Braille as an Adult?
Most people are frightened by Braille and do not think they would ever need to use it. If you find yourself losing your vision as an adult, Braille may be the last thing you want to think about. However, Braille is important to learn for everyday communication and can make the difference in your quality…
Read MoreAugust is National Eye Exam Month
August is National Eye Exam Month and a great time to visit your eye care professional to get your eyes checked. August is also National Eye Exam for Kids Month so be sure to get your kids’ eyes examined as they get ready to go back to school. Eye exams can be critical for a…
Read MoreOur Every Day Hero
Last week, Michelle Perkins was given the Every Day Hero award by the Grafton schools. Michelle has worked very closely with a totally blind student who is graduating high school and going on to the Berkley School of Music. Michelle has provided technology training and moral support to this lovely young lady and her family…
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