Author Archives: tsusnick

The APH ConnectCenter has decided to discontinue the Calendar of Events feature. After careful consideration, we found that it was not being utilized to the extent we had hoped, and the maintenance required was substantial. We believe this change will allow us to focus our resources on enhancing other valuable services for our community. We […]

Has your vision gradually become hazy or dim, without noticeable eye pain? Do colors appear dull or less vibrant than they used to? It might be cataracts. A cataract is a progressive cloudiness, hardening, and yellowing of the normally transparent lens of the eye. Introduction to Cataracts A cataract is when the normally transparent lens […]

Various health conditions can impact our vision as we age, especially if we have blindness or low vision. This guide provides information on how specific conditions like arthritis, stroke, Parkinson’s disease, and dementia can affect our vision, along with practical tips for managing these changes.  Arthritis and Vision Loss  Impact on Vision:  Self-Care Tips:  Osteoporosis […]

From the classroom to the curious job seeker, we have archived dozens of interviews from the early 2020’s to present day, for discussion and viewing. We welcome, introduce, and engage with working blind and low-vision professionals from all backgrounds. Each biography blog provides a detailed narrative of a featured professional’s career journey, highlighting how confidence, […]

A number of national organizations are dedicated to the well-being of children with blindness or low vision, and they’re important sources of information and support for you. Navigating the Journey: Support for Children with Visual Impairments Discovering that your child is born with or has acquired blindness or low vision can be a daunting experience. […]