Dancing Eyes Podcast

Dancing Eyes Podcast

By Frankie CaputoEducationSelf-ImprovementLeisure
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Dancing Eyes Podcast episodes

  • Dancing Eyes Podcast #5 - Pip

    Pip currently lives in The Netherlands and she was born with congenital Nystagmus. In this episode Pip shares with me her experience of growing up with parents who were not very tolerant of her Nystagmus. We go into what roles parents play in their child's ability to adapt to their Nystagmus and share a few tips.

    49 min
  • Dancing Eyes Podcast #4 - Brandon

    Brandon was born with Congenital Nystagmus and is currently living in California. In this episode we talk a lot about becoming more comfortable with our eyes and with who we are as a person. Brandon and I share some advice on overcoming bullying ,as well as talk about our hobbies, and a lot more!

    1 hr 12 min
  • Dancing Eyes Podcast #3 - Lauryn

    Lauryn is a college student who was born with Congenital Nystagmus. In this episode she shares her tips for driving, school and a lot more. We also share some of our stories and experiences from growing up with Nystagmus.

    57 min
  • Dancing Eyes Podcast #2 - Haley

    Today Haley joins me to discuss her experience with Nystagmus. She was born with Congenital Nystagmus and is currently studying law in Philadelphia. Video format is also available on youtube.

    Podcast Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/dancingeyespodcast/

    Personal Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/frankiecaputo22/

    Thanks for listening!

    42 min
  • Dancing Eyes Podcast #1 - Erik

    For episode 1 of The Dancing Podcast, Erik joins me to talk about his experience with Congenital Nystagmus. We talk about state troopers thinking he is high, wacky ideas that have been presented from doctors, and a lot more!

    47 min

About Dancing Eyes Podcast

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My name is Frankie Caputo and I was born with congenital nystagmus. Throughout most of my childhood, I allowed my nystagmus to define me. High school was pretty brutal and I was constantly riddled with insecurities about my eyes.  It wasn’t until I hit my early 20’s that I realized how much more there is to life than my eye condition. Around this time I began a journey of self discovery focusing on my mind, body and soul. I learned that by consciously changing the negative thoughts that I had about my nystagmus into positive and even humorous ones, that the condition was having less of a hold over me.