It is inevitable. When someone finds out that you are going through sight loss (or anything they consider bad in this life) they will naturally want to offer up certain platitudes to help you feel better. Most of these people have good intentions. And, there is some truth to many things they say. But, they don't always come out at the right time or in the right way. And, more importantly, how do you deal with them when this happens?

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This week I'm joied by my good buddy Sam Seavey to discuss his recent success on Youtube, som of the behind the scenes of being a creator and advice on getting started with something you love. Enjoy!

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Halloween can be a really fun time as a child. Dressing up like your favorite character and gorging on candy is great. But, we learn certain lessons about living life after sight loss from this spooky holiday. Let's dive deep into this container of apples and see what we come up with! Enjoy!

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Relationships are so important in our lives. But, after someone loses their sight, they can change. Today, I've got some tips for the sighted supporters out there on building up those new relationships. Plus, a great new blog I've found from a sighted supporter herself! Enjoy!

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One of my favorite things to do is to go out to eat. But, after losing your sight, this simple outing can be a bit tricky. So, I've got a few tips on how to make dining out just a bit more enjoyable!

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Let's face it. Life can be tough. And, losing your sight doesn't really make it any better. While there is no great fix for sight loss at this point, there are a few things that make it a little easier. These things are just little moments where you get really excited while others around you might think you're weird. But, it's the simple things in life, right?

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Sighted supporters go through a lot right along side of their family members who are losing their sight. But, because of their situation, sometimes they don't feel comfortable talking about their feelings. So, today we'll talk about a few of those emotions to hopefully pull back the curtain a little bit.

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One of the questions I get a lot is about meeting new people. Sight loss can make us feel less confident in ourselves and our skills, so it can be hard to get out there and meet folks. So, being someone who loves getting to know people, I've got a few tips to help you in the process.

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If you are a person who has a disability of some sort, you have most likely been on the receiving end of what we call a "moment of pity." You know, where someone looks at you, sees your "problem" and immediately assumes your life is terrible. At the very least, way worse than their life. So, what do you do in these moments? Well, frustrating as it can be, I think I've got some things to consider the next time someone gives you the line, "Oh, bless your heart!"

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I believe that relationships are foundational in our lives. And, when we go through something that is life changing like sight loss, good friends are so important. So, today, I want to share with you a few reasons why those friends and family members play such a crucial role in your life after losing sight. And, a great quote from a pretty impactful person. Enjoy!

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