It’s time to take a look back and call out our most popular posts for the year. Review our all-time favorites and pick up some new perspectives for adjusting with vision loss.
OE Patients Anniversary Favorites
Celebrate OE Patients 5th Anniversary with this special collection of our top 5 hits in each category: Adjusting, Accessible Tech, Health, and Voices. Our pages are filled with practical tips and encouraging advice that empower patients to live better with vision loss and believe there is much that can be done to improve quality of life, even when medical treatments do not exist.
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Surprises Contained in the White Cane
Accepting the white cane is a highly personal, and often challenging process. But when you do, you may quickly discover just what you were missing. Read Now
Telescope, courtesy NASA and STScI
Taking Accessibility to the Stars
A team of scientists, writers and educators worked together to add vivid descriptions to the images captured by the James Webb Space Telescope to help people with vision loss decipher the details. Read Now
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Re-Visioning
She gave up driving, but continued shifting gears. This is Carol Yaple’s beautifully articulate and inspiring story of adjusting to life with vision loss. Read Now
Everyday iPhone Accessibility Tips & Tricks
There are universal features that significantly improve accessibility for everyone, visually impaired or not. We’ll keep you posted on this page about delightful insights and updates on features like AirDrop, ApplePay, Siri and Dictation. Read Now
10 Kitchen Tips for Low Vision Cooks
If you love to cook or just like to eat, these kitchen tips will come in handy. Like all other adjusting for low visions, we highly recommend organization and preparation. Read Now
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Accessible Workouts for Visually Impaired People
Do it your way, there are plenty of options. Included in our first installment of Low Vision Workouts, are feel-good exercises, accessible equipment, eyes-free audio guides, and wonderful tips on the topic from our friends at Hadley. Read Now
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At 90, Edythe Gets Her iPad
A life-long learner, Edythe was determined to find a way to continue reading her morning newspaper. The solution she chose was an iPad and she learned to use it with Voice Over. Read Now
Is Vision Rehab the Best Kept Secret
When ophthalmic patients hear the doctor say, “Nothing can be done,” it means there is no medical treatment or correction. This is an excellent time to discuss vision rehab services, but it often goes unmentioned. Read Now
