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VisionCorps Helps Clients Learn To Live Independently

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“Visual impairment should not be a barrier to one’s independence. (The visually impaired) can do the same things a sighted person can do – they just have to do it a little bit differently,” stated Chris Ament, vice president of rehabilitation and education for VisionCorps.

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