
ALT A person sits on a playground slide with one arm raised, smiling. The text reads: "Myth: Being legally blind means you have no vision at all. Fact: Most people who are legally blind have some usable vision. Some read large print, some navigate by light and shadow, some do both on different days. Vision loss is a spectrum." The image includes logos for World Sight Day and the hashtag #LoveYourEyes.

ALT A person reading a Braille book in a library setting. Text overlay reads: "Myth: If glasses or surgery can't fix my vision, nothing can help." Below it, another text box reads: "Fact: This is where low vision care starts. Magnification, lighting, contrast, and training help people make the most of the remaining vision they have." Image is part of World Sight Day campaign with hashtag #LoveYourEyes.

ALT A child sitting on a carpet plays with a red toy truck while wearing glasses. Text on the image includes: "Myth: You can’t do anything about a baby’s vision loss until they’re older." and "Fact: The first 3 years build the foundation for everything after. Our Birth-to-Three Early Intervention program works with infants and toddlers with vision loss, and with the families raising them." The bottom of the image notes "World Sight Day #LoveYourEyes."

ALT A person is seated at an eye examination device while another person shows a vision test chart. The text on the image includes: "Myth: If my vision seems fine, I don't need an eye exam." and "Fact: Glaucoma often has no early warning signs. A dilated eye exam can catch problems before they affect daily life." The bottom of the image displays, "World Sight Day #LoveYourEyes."
















