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How Blinded Veterans Help Themselves And Others
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR LANE COUNTY
In the Matter of the Estate of:
Liberty Belle Phillips. Deceased.
Case No. llPsol oa5
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Dated and first published. March 4, 2017.
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Wade Davis and BVA help ensure VA facilities for blinded vet-
erans are able to provide the best possible care and training.
What Davis Does
Over several days, Davis visits
each facility and meets separately
with the staff and the veterans in-
volved. He considers various aspects
of the programs: orientation and
mobility, living skills, manual skills,
low-vision therapy, computer access
training, low-vision clinic, optom-
etry, eye clinic, ophthalmology, rec-
reation therapy, social work, psychol-
ogy, nursing, diabetic education, and
pharmacy. He also talks to the Visual
Impairment Services Team (VIST)
Coordinators individually. Davis’ aim
is to evaluate the full curriculum of
care and to share fi ndings with staff
and the administration to promote and
expand each facility’s successful pro-
cedures and generally make the facil-
ity as productive and safe as it can be
for blinded veterans.
He also holds information ses-
sions for the veterans and provides
literature about BVA.
Davis’ BVA evaluations have
brought about a number of improve-
ments to blind rehabilitation services,
such as making sure each of the facili-
ties has the training and equipment it
needs.
What BVA Does
All this is just one way BVA ful-
fi lls the mission it’s pursued since the
end of World War II: to promote the
welfare of blinded veterans so that,
notwithstanding their disabilities,
they may take their rightful place in
the community and work with their
fellow citizens toward the creation
of a peaceful world. Through its free
service programs, regional groups,
resources, and advocacy before the
legislative and executive branches of
government, it makes life better for
blinded veterans.
Where To Learn More
Because BVA advocates for all
blinded veterans, whether they are
members of the organization or not,
and regardless of how their visual im-
pairment occurred, veterans old and
young and who experience vision loss
can call BVA at (800) 669-7079, or
visit www.bva.org, to get connected
with the rehabilitative services they
may need and have earned. For more
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What’s Being Done
Fortunately, they’re not simply
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the VA has set up residential and out-
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persons who have impaired vision can
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There are two basic kinds of fa-
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These places also support family
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the provision of appropriate support,
to assist in enhancing home environ-
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The Visual Impairment Services
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