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13. How possible is it that a cure will be found?

Generally has no treatment to cure the color blindness, but they can wear a tinted filters contact lenses to help to seperate the color better.

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12. What are some organizations that can help a family cope with a child's disorder (web links)

http://www.drgreene.com/21_601.html >> caring for the next generation..

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11. What limitations does the person have?

A life of color blindness person was very similar with a normal visual eyes person, but if they want to be a pilot or some job that need an eyes they will can't do this job.

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10. What is everyday life like? What is the quality of life?

A color blindness person can live in a normal life that they not really affect much from this disease, but their life some job they can't apply to work because of the color blindness. A quality of life was they know what they should do and we can study about it too.

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9. How can the disease be treated?

- the special tints eye contact lens, eyeglasses
- eyes surgeries

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8. What is the life expectancy of someone with the disease?

A person who have color blindness can live in normal life expectancy if they occurs it.

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7. What are the physical symptoms of the disease?

Symptoms of color blindness can vary because different people see different shades of colors.You may not be able to see red, green, and blue or variations of those colors. If the color vision problem is not severe, you may not realize that you are seeing something different than a person who has normal color vision.
"Color Blindness - Symptoms." WebMD. 31 Oct. 2007. <.http://www.webmd.com/eye-health/tc/color-blindness-symptoms. >