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Michael G. May (born 1953) is an American business executive, skier and enthusiast of other sports who was blinded by a chemical explosion at the age of three, but regained partial vision in 2000, at the age of 46, after cornea transplants and a pioneering stem cell procedure by San Francisco ophthalmologist Daniel Goodman.
15 avr. 2015 · California man Mike May made international headlines in 2000 when his sight was restored by a pioneering stem cell procedure after 40 years of blindness.
10 févr. 2009 · Sept. 25, 2007 -- A childhood accident blinded Mike May, but his disability never limited him. He drove motorcycles, hiked and even went downhill skiing. Then after nearly a lifetime of darkness, May's doctors told him a stem cell and cornea transplant could restore his sight.
Michael (Mike) May, blind since age 3, is an athlete, an entrepreneur, and a pioneer in the development of way-finding technology. The founder and CEO of the Sendero Group, which produces accessible GPS solutions for people who are blind or visually impaired, May also holds the downhill speed skiing record for a person who is totally blind ...
5 janv. 2022 · Mike May keeps climbing. He is fifty years old and sweeping a red-tipped cane in front of him, a blind man’s cane. He lost his sight at age three, blind for life at three. He learned as a boy...
1 oct. 2009 · Mike May is a visually impaired business man who lives with his wife and two teenage boys in Davis California. Just your average American family man right? Wrong. Mike invented...
9 oct. 2004 · Mike May: I'm working hard to establish way-finding technology as something that's commonplace and that blind people can expect and utilize on a day by day basis. Much in the way that scanning is today, where people take it for granted, having optical character recognition.
