Are you wondering what to get that friend or family member who is visually impaired? Grab a cup of your favorite hot cider or cocoa and read these suggestions.
We introduce this series to give our writers an opportunity to share their own experiences and stories with you. Each one will offer a different perspective of the phrase, “how I see it.” Even after vision loss, Heather Pfeifer is determined to continue setting a path for...
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People with a vision impairment can easily enjoy all of them, and much more year-round with audio description.
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People with vision loss often use a mobility aid called the white cane. The white cane helps the blind independently travel to work, go to appointments and participate in recreational activities like those offered by Outlook Enrichment.