There are many causes … I’ve had this last over a month … Lifestyle: Fatigue, stress, anxiety, exercise, alcohol, caffeine, tobacco, and inadequate sleep … Eye irritation: Bright light, wind, air pollution, eye surface irritation, or dry eyes … Medications: Topiramate, clozapine, gold salts, and flunarizine … Other conditions: Multiple sclerosis, autoimmune diseases, brainstem pathology, blepharitis, migraine with aura, ptosis, and retinitis pigmentosa Nutrition: Imbalance of electrolytes, vitam

Paul has Retinitis Pigmentosa, which causes the light detecting cells in the back of the eye to slowly decay and die. Although Paul has lost 95% of his vision, bright lights allow him maximum visibility. Naturally, Times Square turned out to be an amazing experience for him! | Matthew and Paul

124K views · 4.1K reactions | Paul has Retinitis Pigmentosa which causes gradual, permanent blindness over time. There is no treatment for XLRP (his specific form of the disease) but there is plenty of hope that one day a treatment will be available. I am always amazed by Paul’s unflappable spirit and limitless positivity! #retinitispigmentosa #interabledcouple #interabled #visuallyinspired #blind #loveislove #blindnessisaspectrum #couplegoals | Matthew and Paul | Facebook

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