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For Hassan, an experienced structural engineer from the famous city of Cairo, accuracy and close observation defined his life. Unfortunately, the experience of a devastating accident left him with a serious condition known as Optic Nerve Damage. Medical treatment methods for the optic nerve include prevention of increased pressure and nutrition. Usually, the method is

As Tadesse, a professional from the highlands of Ethiopia who is keen on contributing to the progress of his community, started to experience the development of a dark spot right in the center of his field of vision, he was diagnosed with Stargardt’s Disease, which is known as juvenile macular dystrophy. His clear vision started

To Patrick, a devoted teacher of school in the Democratic Republic of Congo, darkness had already enveloped him way before sunset on the banks of the Congo River. Afflicted by Optic Nerve Atrophy (ONA), Patrick found himself confined in a tunnel of greys that slowly saw the vividness of his classroom and even the sharp

Visual Fragility: Bilal’s Quest For Answers Bilal, an experienced schoolteacher in Aden, Yemen, experienced gradual vision loss as if he was being deprived of access to his entire environment. Initially, he experienced minor peripheral blurring, which later worsened, limiting his vision considerably, with all the physical manifestations pointing to advanced optic nerve damage. All of

For Joseph, who is a community leader in the busy town of Jinja, Uganda, his ability to see and recognize his fellow citizens was what made him who he was. Be it through reading the local newspaper or seeing his neighbor’s face, his eyesight was an essential part of his life. Yet with time, his

In the historical communities of Iraq, there lived Mustafa, a man who was well-known for his keen sense of observation and community activism, but then he noticed something truly frightening happening. Mustafa had been diagnosed with Rod and Cone Dystrophy, seeing his life turn black and white with every passing day. The standard approach to

Sometimes eye injuries happen all of a sudden. They can have lasting effects on our vision and the health of our eyes. These injuries can be caused by accidents or by being exposed to chemicals. They can also be caused by trauma or sharp objects. When our eyes get damaged it can lead to vision

Diabetic Retinopathy is a problem for people with diabetes. It happens when high blood sugar levels hurt the blood vessels in the eye. This can cause vision, floaters and dark spots. If we do not take care of it Diabetic Retinopathy can even cause people to lose their vision for good. As more people get

Stargardt Disease is an eye problem that affects the retina and causes people to lose their vision over time. This usually starts when people are young. People with Stargardt Disease have trouble seeing things clearly they have a time adjusting to light and they have trouble reading or recognizing faces. As time goes on this