This episode continues our miniseries on the spectrum of sight loss by focusing on Glaucoma. Known as the "silent thief of sight," this condition often attacks your peripheral vision. I explain how fluid pressure damages the optic nerve and what it feels like to live in a shrinking world where the edges of your vision constantly narrow. We discuss why early detection is vital and the impact of tunnel vision on daily independence.

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Got questions about this episode, feedback on the series, or ideas for future topics? You can email me at: [email protected]

You think you know what blindness is? Think again. For 16 episodes, I've shared my story of total blindness, but now I'm flipping the script to expose the vast spectrum of sight loss. This week, we kick off a crucial 4-part miniseries by diving into Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD) , the condition that steals your central vision. What does it feel like to see everything around a face but lose the detail right in the middle? I break down the science, the social awkwardness of having to look past someone, and reveal the surprising truth: why the majority of people who are legally blind still have residual light and shadow perception. This series starts now #theworldasiseeit #blindnessawareness !

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Have you ever wondered how a completely blind person truly "watches" a movie or "reads" the atmosphere of a room? In this episode, I explain my "Rulebook for Words"—why I use visual language just as much as anyone else, and how that language is actually a bridge to shared human experience. I dive into the technology that lets me fully "watch" a movie (Audio Description), how I use tone and sound to "read the room" and process social cues, and the non-visual meaning behind phrases like "I saw that coming." My goal is to show you that these words are about understanding, not sight.

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You’ve met a blind person and felt that sudden anxiety: Am I saying the right thing? In this episode of The World As I See It , I'm cutting through the hesitation and giving you my complete, no-filter guide to conversation. The one rule that matters most is simple: Just talk to me like a normal person. three essential DOs and the three awkward DON'Ts when you interact with me. Learn why it’s fine to use visual words like "see," why you should never play "Guess Who," and how to offer help effectively. My goal is to replace your hesitation with confidence. #TheWorldAsISeeIt #BlindPerspective #BlindnessAwareness

What if your fingers were your eyes? In this new episode of The World As I See It , I dive deep into the fascinating world of Braille . I explain the truth about Braille—it's not just a language, but a crucial tool that fundamentally changes how I navigate, learn, and live.

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I love sharing my world, but it's time to take a turn and observe you.In this episode, I break down the10 most confusing habitsand strange assumptions of the visual world that make absolutely no sense from my perspective. We're talking about subtle interactions and communication shortcuts you rely on every day.If you havequestions for future episodesor want to reach out, you can always contact me at:[email protected]

Welcome to Episode 12! We're diving into the questions everyone has but is often afraid to ask. This is the episode where we finally answer theTop 10 questionsabout life without sight.Have a question you want answered on the show?

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Welcome to The World As I See It! In this episode, we dive deep into one powerful Bible verse: 2 Corinthians 5:7, which says, 'For we live by faith, not by sight.

For me, this isn't just a spiritual truth—it's a physical, daily requirement. I break down what it means to live by faith when you literally cannot see the path in front of you. This is about the daily choice we all face: Faith or Fear. I explain how even a small amount of faith (like a mustard seed!) is enough to navigate the uncertain areas of your life. I always want to hear from you! Do you have feedback on this episode, or ideas for future topics? I am not easily offended—I want your unique questions and feedback! Please send your thoughts, questions, and ideas to my email: [email protected]

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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