No. There are many occupations that one could engage in that would not matter if the person were color blind or not. Disabiity benefits are for those persons who cannot be gainfully employed due to a debilitating physical illness, injury or mental condition.
yes you can=]
you can't see color
Recent study shows that about 1 out of 100 people suffer from being color blind according to dcareaeyecare.com
The most common disadvantage of being color blind is not being able to see all colors.
50%. 1 of the two male offspring will definately be color blind. Do a punnett square with the father having normal vision and the mother being a carrier.
Of course you can still see the flag, but not exactly the same way as someone who isn't color blind.
She was Blind & Deaf but she was not dissatisfied with her disabilities
Probably not, unless you can show that your condition prevents you from performing your job duties, and your policy disability definition is an "own occupation" definition. Chances are that your color blindness allows you to work in many different occupations.
Yes. They are color blind. :)
That you only see white and black and grays, no colors.
they are related by being color blind and by seeing shadows
Silver is being suggested for brain disorders and brain disability.
All dogs are color blind