Loss of vision is often a very frightening and lonely experience. Not only does it erode a person’s independence and self-esteem, it affects loved ones, who must now learn how to cope with the demands of caring for someone with diminished vision. And for those who are offered little hope of having their vision restored, the burden of this reality is often traumatic itself.

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But there is a way of taking the remaining vision a person has and significantly improving upon it. It is called Low Vision Rehabilitation, and for many, it has allowed them to once again read their mail, watch television, and see the smiles on their grandchildren’s faces.