Judi Dench reveals she can't go out alone due to vision loss

Actress Judi Dench, 90, says she no longer goes to events alone, citing vision loss
Judi Dench says her vision loss is so bad she can no longer go out alone
Judi Dench reveals she can't go out alone due to vision loss: 'Somebody will always be with me'
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Judi Dench, 90, says she can’t go out alone due to poor eyesight: I’ll ‘fall over’
Judi Dench can no longer see on film sets due to her macular degeneration eye condition. The 90-year-old actress appeared on British entrepreneur Trinny Woodall’s “Fearless” podcast last week and revealed that she can’t go out alone anymore due to the disease.
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Judi Dench’s vision loss prevents her from going out alone
Dame Judi Dench, 90, shared on a podcast that she needs to always be accompanied by a person since she cannot see and "will walk into something or fall over."
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The 90-year-old Oscar winner says she can no longer go out solo: Somebody “will always be with me…because I can’t see and I will walk into something or fall over.”
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The veteran English actress said that she now needed to attend public events with someone else, because of her worsening macular degeneration.
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