Visual Impairment
Visual impairment is classified into four levels. Visual impairment is defined as having 30% vision. People with less than 10% vision are considered severely visually impaired, and those with less than 5% vision are considered profoundly visually impaired. Less than 2% vision is considered blindness.
Source: University of Bielefeld
Chronic diseases
The Pawn Theory
The general everyday life of people with disabilities or chronic illnesses is different from that of…

