The Helen Gromann Hall was humming last week with the voices of nearly 50 students gathered to share past and current stories of their experiences as vision rehabilitation students at NJ Foundation for the Blind.  Many students who entered the NJFFB program years ago in their early stage of adjustment to vision loss were happy to reunite with students they had not seen in years.  Most have achieved a high level of independence including working in business, volunteering, helping others with similar challenges, and pursuing fulfilling hobbies.  Diane, a current participant in the Health & Wellness and Art program is now taking her fondness for art into the realm of photography.  She shared with old friends and NJFFB staff the family photographs she recently took.  “Trying photography is another way the Foundation has opened up my world,” she stated with a pleased grin.