I don't know why, but it seems the health care community has forgotten that blind/visually impaired patients have the same right to privacy and quality care as everyone else. In the next two episodes I'll be talking a lot about this so get everyone you know in the medical field to listen!

Being visually impaired, we may not be able to control what we see. But we can control how we see things with what we have. Check out what I mean.

Had a great trip up to WA to visit family, so I thought I'd share some of the stories.

In my opinion, a key component of self-confidence is having the ability to laugh at yourself. I hope these stories will help you gain some confidence in your disability. Well, it works for everyone really so share it with your friends!

Almost every day there's something new that makes for a great story! I hope you enjoy this episode, which lets you walk through a day of life with me.

In today's episode I am answering the last three questions from on and off social media. Be sure to listen to the whole thing for a little surprise somewhere!

Dealing with ignorant people and their ridiculousness has become a part of my everyday life. At this point though, I have learned to laugh at it all. Listen to today's episode for a glimpse of what I mean.

I have had countless encounters with people and their non-service animals, but this incident was the final straw.

Two more questions from social media are answered in today's episode.

In this weeks, and next weeks episodes, I will be answering your questions from social media.