Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", "John and Chris" and John Cheek join in help and Mark. John and Chris are a happily married couple, and are still so thanks to the help of Al-Anon who help families of people who are affected by alcoholism. They are now dedicated to working within this organisation in gratitude for the heop it has given them.

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", Helen and John Cheek join in and help Mark. Helen works for one of the benevolent funds who can help disabled people.The Perennial Benefit Fund helps people who have been involved in horticulture, but she passes on lots of useful information as to how people can find a benevolent fund who might help them. 

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", Matilda (Vision Support in Chester), Norman (recently disabled) and John Cheek join in and help Mark.

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", John Cheek and Lynn and Jeff (with guide dog Odina) from the Wirral Society for the Blind join in and help Mark.

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", Liz Smith and John Cheek join in and help Mark. Liz suddenly lost ability in her knee, and spent many months in a wheelchair and then had a knee operation which fortunately was successful so Liz is now able to "get on her bike"..

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", John Cheek and Norman Polden (also recently disabled) join in and help Mark. As well as talk and jokes about disability, topics are road works and non-friendly taxis.

Mark Edge, who suddenly became blind, presents this new monthly programme centred around the topic of disability. Guide dog "Miller", John Cheek and Norman Polden (also recently disabled) join in and help Mark. As well as talk and jokes about disability, topics are guide dogs and crown green bowling. In the "thanks", The Countess of Chester Hospital (Opthalmology and also Ward 53) are mentioned.