Vision: Coping With Loss

"What's good for your heart is good for your eyes. Dr. Bill summarizes lifestyle habits that are good for both your heart and your eyes."

The Council of Citizens with Low Vision is a great organization for people with low vision to meet others with low vision and learn to live their lives independently.

Vacationing With Low Vision: Dr. Bill talks about enjoying your vacations, including helpful tips that can make traveling easier and more enjoyable.

Did you know some people with low vision may be entitled to a driver's license? Dr. Bill discusses how to apply for a license and some of the devices you might use to improve vision while driving.

Helpful ideas for the bathroom: Here are Dr. Bill's tips for improved lighting, the use of contrast and other great suggestions to help you to get ready in the morning.

Dr. Bill provides helpful tips for people with low vision when they wake up in the morning.

You may qualify for a special accessible telephone from CTAP, a program of the California Public Utilities Commission that provides specialized equipment and services to those who have an active phone line. Details are provided herein.

Take it one step at a time. Dr. Bill talks about the importance of taking small steps as you learn to perform daily activities independently.

Dr. Bill urges people with low vision to take the advice of coach John Wooden. By making the best of each day, you can overcome life's difficulties and become independent.

Coping with retinitis pigmentosa. Dr. Bill provides information about retinitis pigmentosa and how to enhance your vision by using low vision aids, adaptive technology, lighting, and contrast.