Hope and healing through vision rehabilitation
A Veteran's life can be significantly altered by vision loss, affecting daily activities and emotional state. This type of loss can impact independence and mobility. For some, like a former art instructor, the loss of vision has been a difficult experience.
His life changed when he lost vision in one eye and had problems with the other. Further details on how Veterans are coping with vision loss and finding support are available from the Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks.
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