Chris Baxter is joined by Amanda Read who began to lose her sight over 20 years ago due to a rare genetic condition called Stargardt Disease. Amanda's dedicated most of her working life (so far!) to helping others with sight loss conditions in her role as regional manager for The Macular Society.

Some of the topics covered include:

• Living with sight loss
• Macular conditions
• Guidedog retirement
• Volunteering
• Keeping a sense of humour!

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It's time for the third injection of the 'loading dose.' Chris Baxter contemplates going back to hospital for another eye jab and gets an update on his condition. Also, an interesting observation from a former BBC colleague, Andrew Edwards, arrives by email. If you'd like to contribute or comment - email [email protected] and please rate and subscribe! It'll keep Chris and his roaming reporter (Chris) motivated for future episodes!

Chris Baxter's in search of more stories about eyes! In episode 3, he talks to broadcaster, writer and former BBC colleague, Mark Cummings. Mark was looking forward to an exciting new career when he left the corporation - but then a dark cloud appeared on the horizon. Or was it in the corner of his eye? A celebration of the amazing surgeons who restore our vision.

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Chris Baxter is getting used to the idea of regular ocular injections. He's so brave - he takes his teenage son along for the ride (to hold his hand). Wimp! Is the eyesight improving after the course of treatments so far?

Also, Chris receives an email from a listener to his former BBC show from 'across the pond.' If you'd like to send a message - [email protected]

Former BBC man Chris Baxter comes to terms with his diagnosis of AMD. Why is everything looking wavy, is that a needle I see before me? Join Chris on a journey of discovery. Please drop me a line at [email protected]