In this very personal episode of The World As I See It, I'm answering a difficult question from a listener: "Do you ever get angry at God because you are blind?" I share my own journey with faith, discuss the challenges of living without sight, and reveal how my friends, family, and community have helped me see the world in a unique way. I also talk about how the Bible passage "For we live by believing and not by seeing" has a very real and literal meaning in my life. This episode is about my hope and my belief that God has a plan for my life, even on the hardest days.

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In this episode, I'm answering some personal questions sent in by a listener. We dive into everything from my experience with social media to how I navigate crowded spaces. I also talk about my favorite hobbies, what I consider my greatest strengths, and how my imagination helps me "see" the world. #theworldasiseeit #disabilityisnotinability #blind perspective #disabilityawareness

In this episode, I answer some of your questions and dive into some honest conversations. I share what sighted people get wrong about blindness, my experiences in theater, what careers I think would be challenging, and a few more personal insights.

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I would love to hear from you!

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Welcome back! In this Episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on how I navigate the world as a person who is blind. I'm diving into the tech that has completely changed my life, from my iPhone's built-in VoiceOver to futuristic smart glasses and the life-changing Braille Note Touch Plus. Get ready for the good, the bad, and the hilarious moments (like when my phone thinks I'm going to the "sword" instead of the "store"). This is a candid look at how technology is the key to my independence, one gadget at a time!

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I don’t always need words to know someone’s near. In this episode, I talk about how I recognize people by their footsteps, their scent, and sometimes just the way they breathe. This is my perspective. Have feedback or ideas for future episodes? Email: [email protected]

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In this episode of The World As I See It, I share how I experience sports as someone who is blind. From gymnastics and cheerleading to horseback riding, snow skiing, scuba diving, canoeing—and the hardest thing I’ve ever done: running my first half marathon. These are my stories and my challenges. This is what it looks like to push limits when you can’t see them.

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There are things people do around blind people that might seem harmless — but they’re frustrating, and they happen more often than you’d think.

In this episode of The World As I See It, I’m talking about some of the situations that genuinely bother me. Like when someone asks a friend or family member what I want — while I’m standing right there. Or when someone grabs me or starts helping without saying anything. I know it usually comes from a good place, but that doesn’t mean it feels okay.

I’m not here to shame anyone — just to be honest. These little moments can send the wrong message: that I can’t speak for myself, or that I’m not really part of the conversation.

If you’ve ever wondered what blind people experience in everyday situations — or how small actions can have a bigger impact than you realize — this episode is a great place to start.

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In this episode, I share how I experience and understand color without using sight. I explore how color shows up for me through emotion and personal meaning.

Red isn’t just red — it’s intensity.

Blue isn’t just calm — it’s space to breathe.

Color, to me, is powerful, alive, and deeply personal.

Whether you’re sighted or not, this episode might change the way you think about how we connect with the world.

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In this episode, I respond to a thoughtful question from a teacher who once asked how I visualize the people around me without ever having seen a face.

I share how I build mental images through voices, emotions, energy, and presence. From family and friends to teachers and strangers, I talk about how I “see” people using my other senses and imagination.

This episode is about perception, connection, and the different ways we experience one another.

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In the very first episode of “The World As I See It”, I’m sharing a glimpse into life as a blind teen navigating a sighted world. I’ll talk about what blindness really feels like, how I experience the world, and why I started this podcast. 🎧 Hit play and see the world through my eyes. 💌 Questions or thoughts? Reach out: 📧 [email protected] In the very first episode of “The World As I See It”, I’m sharing a glimpse into life as a blind teen navigating a sighted world. I’ll talk about what blindness really feels like, how I experience the world, and why I started this podcast. 🎧 Hit play and see the world through my eyes. 💌 Questions or thoughts? Reach out: 📧 [email protected]