Member Stories

Dr. Judy Box is passionate about giving back and motivated to make a difference.

Cyril Purnwasy finds that focusing on what he really wants helps him find success.

"There is a path to blindness, and then there’s a path through blindness. The sooner we can find resources like Hadley on our way to blindness, the better off we are going to be in getting through it." Bill Massey

Storyteller Sarah Fulmer is building the skills to write her next chapter.

Whether it’s computer skills or meditation, Bobbie Gleason is constantly learning.

Leah Moore grew up in a small town in the rural Nebraska panhandle, close to the South Dakota and Wyoming borders. She also grew up in a kitchen.

Gregory Peterson, from Elmwood Park, Illinois, has led what he proudly describes as a prosperous and fulfilling life, complete with a career he enjoyed, children, and grandchildren.

"You can still do the things you enjoy doing. You just have to do them a little differently."

"Hadley should be the prescription that comes with the diagnosis."

Robert Walker learned a lot about visual impairment when his older brother was diagnosed with macular degeneration. Watching and helping him through this transition, Robert came to understand that living with low vision requires both physical and emotional adjustments.