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Marcela
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Diabetes not only affected Marcela's vision but also her mobility, requiring the use of a walking cane for balance during daily activities. This added to her reliance on mobility aids, including a white cane, and left her largely dependent on others.
Ara transformed her independence by allowing her to use her walking cane safely while freeing up one hand for tasks such as carrying objects, opening doors, and performing daily activities with greater ease.
Joel
49
Joel finds inspiration in the rapid technological progress that's improving the lives of individuals with disabilities. Discovering the innovation behind Ara and its potential to transform mobility for the blind and visually impaired filled him with excitement.
Reflecting on the evolution of cellphones and mobility aids, Joel envisions a future where these advancements foster independence and strengthen connections within the community.
Daniel
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Daniel leads an active lifestyle, but his visual impairment occasionally poses challenges, leading to minor yet preventable injuries. With Ara, he stays vigilant and informed about potential obstacles in his path.
He reflects on the opportunities of visually impaired people at independence and declares Ara as a provider of "real hope".