Conversation without vision sounds simple, right. Try one of the exercises in this article and find out. In addition, what I’ve learned about listening and communicating after twelve years of living with vision loss.

Do you know the top causes of blindness and low-vision loss for women? A list of eight causes of vision loss for women with definitions, causes, signs, symptoms and treatment provided. What is the number one cause of vision loss for African Americans/Blacks? What is Dry Eye? Find out…

The Narrative TV Network(NTN) provides over 200 videos narrated for the vision impaired on the Internet YouTube Channel. The videos contain a variety of interesting shows. NTN also provides audio descriptive programming in conjunction with cable TV companies. Find out more…

What time is it? The visually impaired accomplish finding the time of day differently, most of the time with the aid of a talking product. Talking products assist the visually impaired to complete daily tasks. The Tel-Time Pyramid Talking Alarm Clock is a great example! It’s one of my favorites.

A review of my experience learning to use a Sony Digital Recorder. How difficult was it for a blind person to use the recorder?

Restasis, medication designed to relieve and improve symptoms of Chronic Dry Eye. Discover specific information about the product.

Buying A talking product is difficult. How do you know the product is usable by the visually disabled person? Sometimes the process requires trial and error. I purchased a Reizen Analog Water resistant Talking watch, find out how well I did with my purchase. Good or Bad?

The Rebuild Your Vision Website contains a wealth of information about improving your vision through eye exercises and proper foods. A review of the website pinpoints important facts about the program. Is it possible to improve your vision to the point you no longer need glasses?

Pink eye is an eye disease that is very contagious and spreadable. Learn facts, symptoms, medical treatment, a course of action and prevention by reading the article.

A list of six vision organizations offering grants/scholarships to visually impaired/blind students seeking a vocational or college degree. Find out how to apply!