Usher Syndrome is a genetic condition that affects both hearing and vision. People with this syndrome typically experience hearing loss at birth or in early childhood, followed by progressive vision loss due to a condition called retinitis pigmentosa. This combination of sensory impairments can significantly impact daily life and communication. There are three main types of Usher Syndrome, each varying in severity and age of onset. Type 1 is the most severe, with profound hearing loss and early vision loss, while Type 3 has a later onset of symptoms. Early diagnosis and support can help individuals manage the challenges associated with Usher Syndrome.