At just 11 months old, Remi has already faced more challenges than many do in a lifetime. Born with Congenital Glaucoma, she’s bravely undergone 10 surgeries...
Diagnosed with open-angle glaucoma at 52, Tony has experienced significant optic nerve thinning and ganglion cell loss, yet he currently has no vision impairment...
On Hudson’s first Christmas Eve, just four months old, his parents rushed him to the hospital after noticing his clear eyes had clouded over, leading to an urgent congenital glaucoma diagnosis and emergency surgery. Though the future is uncertain, they remain by his side, reminding him every day that he is strong, resilient, and deeply loved.
Hazel was diagnosed with glaucoma at 27 and, over the years, has used various treatments, including eye drops, laser surgery, and valve implants, to control her eye pressure. Now 73, she faces potential cataract surgery but remains hopeful, trusting her specialist and sending support to others with glaucoma.
With a family history of glaucoma Fiona felt more prepared when she and her husband were also diagnosed. Her mum Rosemary, was a staunch advocate for glaucoma awareness and early testing...
Despite many challenges, Rosemary, diagnosed at 39 with glaucoma, remained vigilant and resilient throughout her life. This legacy of strength and determination inspired her family including Fiona...
Robert discovered he has glaucoma by changing ophthalmologists. All his life he has been a financial advisor who relies heavily on his eyesight. He now encourages his children to get regular glaucoma checkups.
Basil was diagnosed with glaucoma over 20 years ago, faced worsening vision despite stable eye pressure and received two differing treatment plans. Seeking clarity, he turned to Val from Glaucoma Australia, whose guidance and support helped him confidently choose the step-by-step plan while feeling reassured throughout the process.
Suzanne learned she had glaucoma during an eye check-up when she was 65. Now, for the past five years, she has been receiving treatment to protect her eyes from further damage.