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Living with low vision meant Karen was constantly explaining to others what she can and can't see. Then she found a tool that has made a big difference.
Having to give up the car keys was traumatic for Eugenia. She worried about becoming isolated until she found a new way.
This week, hear how rediscovering a favorite activity helped Celia find balance as she adjusts to vision loss.
Denise can struggle with the slow but continuous loss of vision she's facing. But she's found a way to pick herself up on a bad day.
Listen in as Vanessa shares what has helped keep her from feeling hopeless and defeated due to vision loss.
Stacy shares with us how being honest about her vision loss with her friends and coworkers has made all the difference in the world.
For many, having to give up the car keys due to vision loss is traumatic. Deb felt it too. Then, during a call to arrange transportation for herself, a new door opened.
Listen in as Anne describes how a question posed to her shifted her perspective for living with vision loss.
This week, William shares how learning to continue with his favorite hobby, even with vision loss, has been therapeutic—and uplifting. Here's the link to his website https://www.blindtruths.org/
This week Angela shares how she struggled to get around due to vision loss, how she tried to hide it from others, and what helped her.
This week we hear from Appreciate. She found that a Facebook group, The International Blind Cafe, gave her a source of comfort and encouragement.
Marian's inner voice had her living in fear. Listen in as she shares how she redirected that voice to be more helpful for her.