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Now I See You By Nicole C. Kear
Now I See You by Nicole C. Kear is a memoir and informational piece about living life blind, literally. At age 19, Kear was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa (RP) and she is living life everyday with it. She has been through the ups and downs of this disease; she has had bad times, but also some pretty good ones too. The fact that she is a mother with RP writing a memoir/guidance novel on the subject leaves readers to believe anything that she has to say on the topic. But it’s not only her experience that makes her credible. She has gone to support groups, professional aids, and some of the best ophthalmologists in the world before she has shared her story and her advice. She hears about other people’s lives with degenerative diseases and

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