Lylas G. Mogk, M.D., is a practicing ophthalmologist and founding Director of the Visual Rehabilitation and Research Center of Michigan, part of the Henry Ford Health System. Dr. Mogk is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology's Low Vision Rehabilitation Committee. She lives in Grosse Pointe with her husband, John, and her father, Charles R. Good, who has advanced macular degeneration. Despite his severe vision loss, Dr. Mogk's father lives a full and active life following the principles presented in this book. Marja Mogk is a freelance writer and editor based in Berkeley, California. She worked for several years in social welfare counseling and maintains an active interest in this field. She is Lylas and John Mogk's daughter.
This is one of the rare books in low vision that I could not put down once I started reading. This book should be read by everyone with macular degeneration, as well as their families, friends, and doctors. . . . It will be required reading for all my residents. --RANDALL JOSE, O.D. Director, Houston Delta Gamma Low Vision Center Editor, Understanding Low Vision An outstanding book--not only educational but inspirational. Everyone with macular degeneration, their family members, and all eye care professionals should have a copy. --JOEL A. KRAUT, M.D. Medical Director, Vision Rehabilitation Service Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary Harvard Medical School This book should be read, highlighted, and used as a guide by everyone who has macular degeneration, or is at risk of developing it. --ROBERT W. MASSOF, Ph.D. Director, Lions Vision Research and Rehabilitation Center Johns Hopkins University