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Chris

Chris received the terrifying words, "You are going blind." He didn't know what he would do. He didn't know how he would care for his family. He didn't know how he would continue his career. 

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Chris and his wife Ann seated next to each other

Rhonda

Bosma helped Rhonda navigate her blindness with confidence and gave her the opportunity to have a successful career.

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Mark

Diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye disease as a teenager, Mark spent his young adult years wondering what a life without vision was going to look like.

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Kurt

Leading the charge in Bosma's rehabilitation

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Joe

When Joe's parents learned he could be blind by his 18th birthday, they were devastated.  They wondered how he would ever live an independent life without his sight.

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Imran

If there was one word to describe Imran, it would be "undeterred." Imran’s story begins in a small, rural town in Pakistan. He and his older sister were both born blind.

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Doris

When Doris went to the doctor with concerns about her vision, her worst fears were confirmed – she was diagnosed with early-stage macular degeneration.

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Brian

Brian was 35 years old when he started losing his vision. It came on suddenly, first in one eye, then moving quickly to the other. He was soon diagnosed with leber hereditary optic neuropathy, an inherited form of vision loss.

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Rhonda
Bosma helped Rhonda navigate her blindness with confidence and gave her the opportunity to have a successful career.
Imran
If there was one word to describe Imran, it would be undeterred. Imran’s story begins in a small, rural town in Pakistan. He and his older sister were both born blind.
Sherry
Sherry Davis, a Bosma rehabilitation client who is blind, teaches crocheting. Learn more of her story.
Ray
Ray experienced a tragedy that changed his life forever. However, he didn't let that stop him. Triumph came from tragedy and Ray didn't let the loss of his sight ruin the vision for his life.