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October 23 2012 Vision Issues Newsletter


An Eye on Vision Issues!

Volume 10: Issue 3; Week of October 21st to 27th

Hello, Everyone.
I have a special request for this week’s article. The vision issue obtaining vision support for individuals living in rural or isolated areas continues to be a problem with only a few solutions. Therefore, I am requesting for readers who have dealt with this issue or if you know, someone who has successfully overcome vision issues while living in a rural area to post any suggestions, comments or information of organizations that can offer help. If you are interested in helping please, visit the Vision Issues forum and post your information to a forum thread titled, “Vision Help for Rural/Isolated Communities.” You can also send the information to me by using the contact the author e-mail function on the Vision Issues homepage or on the, “About the Author” page. I am hoping to develop a list of organizations that I can provide to individuals who need this type of help. Thanks for any information you can provide.


Employment Opportunities: Courtesy of the American Foundation for the blind.

1. Vocational Education Teacher (part-time) - Colorado Springs

2. We love our Wounded Warriors and Disabled Veterans - Apply with us - Alexandria, Virginia

3. Art Education Teacher - Wichita, Kansas

Here's the latest article from the Vision Issues site at BellaOnline.com.

Vision Support for Rural/Isolated Communities
Do you know anyone who has overcome vision issues while living in a rural/isolated area? Help the readers and visitors by contributing your story in the Vision Issues forum. Discover how you can help by reading this article.

http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art29625.asp

Use this link to go the the "Vision Help for Rural/Isolated Communities" thread and post your information.

http://forums.bellaonline.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=postlist&Board=293


Coming Next Week: Music for the blind Website Review

Learn about information offering a visually impaired/blind individual the opportunity to learn how to play several musical instruments from a review of the website “Music for the blind.” You can obtain lessons from the Library or purchase your own CD of the lessons.


Until next week – Have a great week!
Dean Ingalls, Vision Issues Editor
http://visionissues.bellaonline.com


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