Blind Davenport man gets to see again for the first time in ten years

30Nov

Blind Davenport man gets to see again for the first time in ten years

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A Davenport man is now able to see the whole world again in a way he couldn’t before. Ten years ago, David Hereid’s life changed after a rare disease left him legally blind. Read more >>

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