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Special Report - Health Care - August 30, 2012 |
By Linn Parish
Of the Journal of Business
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Years ago, Holly Galow's first client with low vision was a fiercely patriotic World War II veteran who became dispirited after an election ballot he had mailed in was rejected for having an illegitimate signature.
Galow, an occupational therapist who specializes in low-vision rehabilitation, says the man had been diagnosed with macular degeneration and couldn't see well enough to sign his name. He had his wife sign the ballot on his behalf, only to be rebuffed while exercising o...
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Galow, an occupational therapist who specializes in low-vision rehabilitation, says the man had been diagnosed with macular degeneration and couldn't see well enough to sign his name. He had his wife sign the ballot on his behalf, only to be rebuffed while exercising o...
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