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    • JANUARY 1, 2018
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    A Peek Inside Dallas Lighthouse For The Blind

    Dallas Lighthouse CEO Hugh McElroy For decades, jobs in textile and apparel manufacturing have been on the decline across the U.S. Texas is no exception, but one Dallas nonprofit is training people to work with textiles … people who are visually impaired. On a busy Dallas street, next to a bank and a Kroger supermarket,Read more
    • DECEMBER 9, 2019
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    6 Tree Trimming Tips for Low Vision Parents

    6 Tree Trimming Tips for Low Vision Parents

    By Holly Bonner Tis’ the season for Christmas trees! Whether real or artificial, trimming a tree as a low vision parent requires a little bit of ingenuity, especially if you have infants or toddlers under foot. Since having my first daughter in 2013, the ghosts of Christmas past have taught this mother a thing or two

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    • FEBRUARY 1, 2026
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    50 Years of Helping People with Vision Loss See More, Do More, and Live Better

    For more than 50 years, Low Vision Specialists of Maryland & Virginia has focused on a mission often overlooked in traditional eye care: helping people with permanent vision loss make the most of the vision they still have. While many eye conditions cannot be reversed, functional vision can often be improved. That distinction has guidedRead more
    • AUGUST 28, 2019
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    5 Tips for Low Visions Parents During Back to School Prep

    5 Tips for Low Visions Parents During Back to School Prep

    By Holly Bonner With back to school on the horizon, families across the nation are beginning to come to terms that the end of summer in inevitable. As we say goodbye to fireworks and backyard barbeques, we also need to dedicate time to preparing our children for another successful year in the classroom. For lowRead more