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An older woman with silver hair sits on a porch step in warm golden-hour light, smiling and gently petting a golden retriever guide dog in a harness beside her. A high-contrast banner across the lower third reads "Keep Doing the Things You Love" in bold, legible text using Low Vision Restoration's brand colors.

Supporting People With Low Vision So They Can Keep Doing the Things They Love

Dr. Chris Palmer of Low Vision Restoration shares how personalized low vision care, from bioptic telescope glasses to community resources like guide dog programs, helps people across Minnesota keep reading, driving, and doing the pastimes they love. There is life after vision loss

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Woman Regains Independence Behind the Wheel with Bioptic Telescope Glasses from Minnesota Optometrist

Low Vision Awareness Month Highlights Life-Changing Options for People with Vision Loss BLAINE, MN, UNITED STATES – January 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — February is Low Vision Awareness Month, and Low Vision Restoration in the Twin Cities wants people to know that a diagnosis of low vision does not have to mean the end of driving. For Cheryl

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Diabetic Retinopathy and Low Vision in Minnesota: What Folks Should Know

November’s Diabetes Awareness Month is a good reminder for Minnesotans to keep an eye on eye health- especially Diabetic Retinopathy. This diabetes-related condition damages the tiny blood vessels in the retina. Early changes can be silent; later, people may notice blurred or fluctuating vision, dark or empty spots, reduced contrast, glare sensitivity (think winter snow

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June 2025 | Vision Restored: Dr. Chris Palmer and Patient Ken Nelson Inspire Viewers on “Twin Cities Live” with Breakthrough Eyewear

Low Vision Glasses Give Ken Nelson His Sight Back: Dr. Palmer Featured on “Twin Cities Live” for Life-Changing Work. St. Paul, MN – A powerful story of perseverance and technological innovation took center stage on KSTP Channel 5’s Twin Cities Live as Dr. Chris Palmer of Low Vision Restoration appeared with patient Ken Nelson, a

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