In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about what can family members or friends do for somebody who is loosing their vision? I am going into my answer for this question and my answer is your family or friends can be there for you being supportive and telling you it’s okay you will get through this . I as well talk about how loosing your vision is not easy and it’s not fun weather you are loosing your vision at a young age or as an adult you will go through feelings and emotions and it’s okay to want to be left alone and feeling the way you do but to just know that you have the support of your family and friends and loved ones by your side and you will get through it with the right attitude and I as well talk about some other things your family or friends can do and that is looking into support groups for you as well for a blind training program and i as well talk about why these 2 things are so important as well for having the support of your family or friends and loved ones by your side .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is is it okay to see a therapist as an completely blind or visually impaired person? I am going into my answer for this question and I am giving and talking about my answer is it okay to see a therapist as an completely blind or visually impaired person and yes it is totally okay to see one and I as well talk about what a therapist is and what they are meant to do as well for how there is many different therapist out their and how i believe it is a preference on if you want to see a therapist or if you rather talk to a family or friend or loved one .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about what are some exercises we can do as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and my answer is yes we are able to exercise as completely blind or visually impaired people and some of those exercises are either walking or doing squats push ups or jumping jacks or lifting weights or going to a gym like ability 360 or joining a group class or joining different classes like Zumba, tai chi or yoga. I as well talk about how it is possible to do all these things just always keep in mind to take your time and go your own speed and either doing these things with a trainer friend or family member as well for joining group classes but yes you are able to do these exercises independently or with a group class of people.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about why is being in a support group a good thing as a completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and the answer is It is a good thing because you are working on your self esteem your confidence and being able to connect and expand your social groups and building on your Own well being and over all just being connected and meeting new an old friends is always a good thing building on relationships and connections .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about what are some ways for protecting yourself and your kids on Halloween as wee are going through this coronavirus? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about some ways you can stay safe while going trick-or-treating or even going to small partys and those ways are practicing social distancing and remembering to practice distancing yourself and telling your kids if your a parent that they have to be mindful and to stay 6 feet apart from each other and to explain to them they are allowed to have fun and all but to be mindful and to watch over them if needed to keep themselves safe and yourself and I as well talk about how I believe younger kids should be able to have fun as kids and all but to explain to them that they must be mindful and to have fun but be smart and I as well talk about how social distancing is so important and doing your own thing and remembering to wash your hands or bringing Hand a Tyser with you and wearing masks when you are out and about .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about should Halloween be celebrated this year as we go through this difficult time with the coronavirus? I am going into my answer for this subject and my answer is yes I do believe Halloween should be celebrated as much as life may suck right now and as it is scary and all I do believe life and Halloween should be celebrated as well I talk about how I believe it is all about making memories and building on experiences with family or friends or loved ones and as well for younger kids to have those memories and I talk about how I believe taking steps to protect yourself like wearing a mask and just being more aware of your own safety is very important and I as well talk about how I believe life should still go on as it should and you should always just be more cautious of what’s going on and remember to continue to build memories and those experiences . I as well talk about how some completely blind or visually impaired people do not have the physical sight to see what is going on so making those memories weather you celebrate Halloween or not.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about is sight seeing important as being completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and the answer is I believe it is a preference and if you enjoy looking at the clouds or the rain or flowers or what is around you with the vision you have then yes it can be but for someone who is completely blind they might not find it so enjoyable but with family and friends or loved ones giving you descriptions on the seen then it possibly can be but I as well talk about for completely blind people it may not be super interesting but if you have some vision then using that to enjoy the view or seen as well for somebody who is completely blind can enjoy the seen by the descriptions their given and using their other senses like their ears and paying attention to what’s going on could be a interest to you but I believe it is a preference .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is how are we able to locate stuff that we’ve have dropped as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and those 3 ways are 1. Placing your left arm or right arm in front of your face then bending down slowly and feeling with either your left arm or right arm to feel around 2. Using your white long cane folded or straight for poking around 3. Using your feet for detecting the item or thing you dropped as well for listening to where it could of dropped . I as well talk about how some objects and items and things have a certain noise or echo to them so paying attention to those noises and I as well talk about the reasons for doing these things and I as well talk about how you can use be my eyes or Aira if you have a Apple or android device .

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about is it hard to focus on people when they are speaking to us as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and the answer is yes at times it can be hard but remembering to listen to that persons voice and how they are presenting them self’s are they speaking in front of you directly towards you behind you or at the side of you? I talk about how it is important to have good body language and to position yourself based on where you hear their tone of voice and I talk about how it does not matter weather you have sight or a little bit of sight or no sight at all it is always good to have and Use good body language when speaking to a completely blind or visually impaired person or sighted person.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about are we able to laugh being completely blind or visually impaired ? I am going into my answer for this question and yes we are able to laugh as completely blind or visually impaired people and we are able to have a good time . I talk about just because we are completely blind or visually impaired does not mean we aren’t able to have a laugh or make jokes . I as well talk about why I am bringing this subject up and how it is important to talk about and I as well talk about how it is important to stop and think back at a time when you were smiling and laughing and how you should always try to smile and laugh at yourself or at your mistakes and how it is okay to laugh at your mistakes and I believe if you do not laugh at yourself or your mistakes then you do not have a good sense of humor or a good personality . I as well talk about it is okay to lag at yourself and the mistakes you make and as long as you can grow from those mistakes and have a good laugh from them then that is the most important thing . I as well talk about how sited people may perceive completely blind or visually impaired people being able to not have emotion or how we might live in sadness and depression and I talk about how that is not the case at all