Living with Cataracts

Zenobia: My name is Zenobia Carson. I live in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I'm an avid reader, and when my eyesight began to dim a couple of years ago, and I was also let go from a job, I didn't know where to turn. I didn't wanna be a burden on anyone, and I didn't take offers to find help.

Let's take a look at how cataracts can affect some of the most common things we do, along with some tips that might make some of these tasks just a bit easier.

If you have cataracts, that means the lens in your eye, which is typically clear, becomes cloudy. Now light travels through your lens, so if your lens gets cloudy, things can look blurry or hazy. Colors can become muted or kind of washed out, and you're just not going to see things clearly.

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