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During a routine eye exam in 2024 I was told I had “Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy”. What is that?! As I Googled and AI’d and even saw a cornea specialist I still had so many questions.
Enter the Fuchs Friends, part of the Corneal Dystrophy Foundation. This group provides multiple well resourced educational pieces. Most useful for me is the Friends group. Every day, if I want, I receive emails with comments and stories of others with this condition. What makes this group stand out so much is the active presence of mentors and moderators who provide balanced, informed, kind information and coaching.
Although not rare this condition is not common enough for even eye doctors to have much experience with it. The CDF is THE leader in providing information, education and support to clinicians and patients alike.
This story was originally posted on GreatNonProfit website