Vision

The quality of your vision is not something that you get to choose. Thanks to the genetic lottery, each of us end up with either flawless 20/20 vision, terrible eyesight that requires coke-bottle glasses, or something in between. While we cannot control the changes in our eyesight (which is...

The likelihood of vision loss increases significantly as we age. In fact, we all have a 1 in 4 chance of developing vision loss when we get past the age of 65. To better understand the loss of vision, there are some basic information we need to know first....

For most people, vision is the primary sense. It’s the most efficient way we take in information about our surroundings and it gives us the clearest indication of what is happening in most situations. It is possible to live a wonderful life without the use of our eyes, but...

For people who have use of all five of their senses, sight is often the primary. Visual information is clear, direct, and detailed. Although it is possible to live a full life without a sense of sight, making the transition from perfect vision to limited vision after an illness...