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Someone told me recently that they were "tired of educating people about sight loss." While I totally understand and can agree with that sentiment, it made me think about the things I wouldn't have known about sight loss without being a VIP myself. So, in today's episode, we thought we'd share a few of those things with you!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/092
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Let's face it: no one likes doing household chores. From laundry to taking out the trash, they just aren't all that fun. And, they can be even more difficult after losing your sight. So, on today's episode, we'll share our most loved and hated chores as well as some tips for both the VIP and Sighted Supporter!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/091
Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!
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DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
Whether you have experienced sight loss or not, you are most likely going through a weird time right now with all of this social distancing and isolation. In this episode, we thought we'd share what it's been like for us to encourage you that you are not alone!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/090
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I've got a bit of a different episode for you today. It's been a few months since we released an episode, so I thought I'd come on here just to share what's been going on and talk about things. Unfortunately, my wife isn't joining me for this episode, but we plan to get her back "behind the mic" very soon! In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this update. Thanks for listening!
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Experiencing sight loss can cause you to face many different struggles. Today on the podcast, will talk about some common struggles that visually impaired people go through and how that can affect both them and their sighted supporters.
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/088
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DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
Sight loss is usually identified by taking something away. However, in some cases, I think it has actually given us something. In today's episode, we're discussing five lessons that we have learned by experiencing sight loss. Enjoy!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/087
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DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
You've got questions… We've got answers! This week on the podcast, we are answering some random questions that you sent in. We're covering topics such as Apple products, advice for new visually impaired people, our favorite blind moments and more!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/086
Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.
Got Questions? Contact me at the following:
DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
Sight loss can affect lots of things, especially our relationships. One such relationship that can take a huge hit is the one with your significant other. Whether it's your spouse, fiancé or you are just dating, there can be lots of changes between the two of you. Today, we'll discuss some of those changes and how to adapt and continue to work together.
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/085
Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.
Got Questions? Contact me at the following:
DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
Sight loss can bring on a lot of things, including a sense of chaos and lack of control. One thing that i have found that can be really helpful is finding a way to be more organized in your life. In today's episode, we'll talk about why it's so important as well as some tips on how to get it done. Enjoy!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/084
Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.
Got Questions? Contact me at the following:
DISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!
Working with a guide dog is such a special thing. But it's way more than just holding on to the harness and going for the ride. Adapting your life (along with your family's) to this wonderful new creature can take some work. Today we'll talk about what it's been like for our family and give some advice on what you can expect as well!
For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/083
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