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VIDEO: Christine Welcomes Each Day with Enthusiasm
First released in the summer of 2018, Christine's story is one of empowerment and gratitude – a...
Sew-ing the Seeds of Love
The Future In Sight Adaptive Sewing program has been keeping New Hampshire seniors happily sewing away for over 4 years now! On the 4th Thursday of...
VIDEO: Trisha’s Story
Trisha is from Loudon New Hampshire and has generously shared her story with us about her life with low vision, how she is using tools and...
Linda Piekarski
“I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A HIGH ACHIEVER, AND I WOULD LIKE TO STAY THAT WAY.” Linda Piekarski has never been in the United States Marines, but that...
Kristen Hallee
ENJOYING LIFE WITH A GUIDE DOG Kristin was born with cataracts and diagnosed with glaucoma at the age of 4. She graduated with honors from Rivier...
David Patton
STAYING ACTIVE “If you believe, you can do it!” So says David Patton, a client at the New Hampshire Association for the Blind. In 2008, David lost...
“I’m not caged in. I’m back out in the world, welcoming each new day.”
Meet Christine Durocher. Christine's story is not unlike the many individuals we help. She was left with life altering vision loss after a diagnosis...
Mother-Daughter Duo Find Support at Future In Sight
Like many clients of New Hampshire Association for the Blind, Andrea Poirier has lived with vision problems her entire life.
The differentiating factor: no doctor has been able to diagnose her.
read more Mother-Daughter Duo Find Support at Future In Sight
How Vision Loss Changed One Woman’s Outlook
From grief to positivity - Cherie Senz of Derry, NH has lived with vision problems since she was a baby. She was diagnosed with retinopathy of...
A Sense of Belonging During a Challenging Time
In 2008, David Hagen, 64, of Hampton, began experiencing smoky vision. He made an appointment with his doctor, who concluded it might be a symptom...
Empowering the Women of Manchester
When five ladies gather at the William B. Cashin Senior Activity Center in Manchester, it is far from an ordinary meeting. These women share similar challenges and walk alongside one another in a unique way: each of them is visually impaired and almost all live alone. read more Empowering the Women of Manchester
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