Support visionary research into glaucoma treatments that could restore sight.
Cameron was diagnosed with glaucoma when he was only 29. Since then, he’s lost most of his vision and so much more to the condition.
“My eyesight has deteriorated so much now that I can’t work, can’t drive a car and can’t do so many of the things that I love. I feel anxious and uncomfortable all the time.”
Please support breakthrough Australian research into new treatments that could preserve and restore sight for people like Cameron.
Thank you! You are helping to find the next glaucoma research breakthrough.
Today’s glaucoma treatments can slow the disease, but they can’t cure it or restore lost vision – and they don’t work for everyone.
But Australian researchers supported by Glaucoma Australia are exploring groundbreaking approaches, including regenerative medicine and gene therapy, that could one day repair optic nerve damage and restore sight.
For people like Cameron, this research brings hope:
“Everything’s moving forward and I believe something’s going to come up that will eventually give me my eyesight back.”
Will you support breakthrough glaucoma research that could help preserve and restore sight – and give people like Cameron back their freedom, confidence and independence?
