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. What began as a simple misjudged ride that turned 8 kilometres into 30 has grown into something much bigger: “Eyes on the Ride.”
READ MORE about Eyes on the Ride: Lisa Hudson’s Journey with Vision Loss and Hope
When Victoria Nolan lost her sight shortly after the birth of her daughter, she faced a crossroads. Vision loss could have defined her by limitation—but instead, she chose to redefine what was…
READ MORE about Victoria Nolan: Rewriting the Story of Vision Loss
It started with a simple question from my son. After learning about Terry Fox at school, Logan asked, “Why don’t you do what Terry did?”
READ MORE about Samantha: Running for Logan
It started with the stairs—Denise Justin, who was then 52, noticed her depth perception was off—and the stairs, in fact looked more akin to a child’s slide. This led to appointments with…
READ MORE about Denise Justin: Finding Purpose, Passion & Community
If Mo Lalani could offer one piece of advice to someone facing the prospect of vision loss, it would be to not live in fear. Mo was driving to a restaurant with…
READ MORE about Mo Lalani: Adapting to a Life with Vision Loss
October 10, 2024, is World Mental Health Day in Canada. We spoke to retired psychologist Dr. Ed Glassman about his experiences of living with cone dystrophy and to get some tips on…
READ MORE about Ed Glassman: Adapting, Connecting and MovingJoin the Fight!
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