Slowly Going BlindTen years ago I was diagnosed with AMD. I take my my eye vitamins daily. Everything went fine until I learned I had cataracts. Sure, they can be removed, however...Reactions0reactionsComments3 repliesCoping
Working on computer I have wet AMD in both eyes. After about 30 minutes of computer work, my capacity to read what is on my screen (large 27 inch monitor) is so greatly...Reactions0reactionsComments6 repliesCopingTips & AdviceWet AMD
Macular and Macular HolesI have AMD and a macular hole in one eye. Has anyone had surgery for this?...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesCoping
Learning how to live with my diseaseI am 72 years young and I suffered all my life not knowing I had macular degeneration dry. I have cataracts. I have Charles Bounty syndrome. Family members do sometimes...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesCopingFriends & Family
Adaptive devicesI am curious, what kind of adaptive devices help you with dim vision? I am getting new lenses which will help so much. But, what wattage of lightbulbs will benefit...Reactions0reactionsComments4 repliesCopingDry AMDProgression
Limits with Macular Degeneration Do you feel that you have been able to maintain your independence with your AMD diagnosis? What kinds of things do you find yourself needing help with? Please share any...Reactions0reactionsComments19 repliesCoping
Down in a holeWell, PTSD and clinging to a reason to live and today I find out I'll be legally blind in about 5 years. My standard answer is 'it is what it...Reactions0reactionsComments2 repliesCoping
Making Conversation at the Doctor's OfficeI had to go to the eye center. I hate going. It’s so dull and boring. I decided to wear my Green Bay Packer mask. There are always men there...Reactions0reactionsComments1 repliesFriends & FamilyCoping
LightingA community member was wondering if others have found any particular type of room lighting, table lamps or globes to be useful for daily activities. Wendy, Advocate....Reactions0reactionsComments2 repliesCopingTips & Advice
Communication with Family & Friends Please share your experience with telling your family and friends about your macular degeneration journey (e.g., diagnosis, progression, day-to-day life)....Reactions0reactionsComments2 repliesTips & AdviceFriends & FamilyCoping