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The Social Security Administration (SSA) has established important guidelines for blind individuals seeking disability benefits. Both children and adults must meet the same criteria to be considered blind. However, social security applicants may also receive disability benefits if vision problems, and other problems, are significantly debilitating.
People also become blind from disabling conditions, such as:
Overall, blindness is very problematic. Blind persons must manage both medical costs and lifestyle changes. In fact, people who are born blind have to adapt in a number of ways. These adaptation expenses can be very high.
Blind people must often completely overhaul their daily living arrangements. These changes include modifications to homes, as well as adaptive technologies. Blind persons must also pay for transportation. Oftentimes, a person who is blind cannot travel far without assistance. Service animals can cost tens of thousands of dollars to raise and train.
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