In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about what are some common mistakes people make when interacting with completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and those mistakes are 1. Grabbing us or touching us without permission 2. Speaking for us 3. Touching our guide dogs when their working 4. Assisting us and not explaining what they are doing.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about 3 worse things to say to a completely blind or visually impaired person? I am going into my answer for this question and those questions are 1. How do you use your phone 2. How do you wipe your but.3. How do you watch movies or tv shows. I am going into those reasons and and giving my answer for each question.

In this podcast i am talking about a quick subject and that subject is do we blink as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and the answer is yes we do blink and the reason for blinking is to keep the surface of our eyes moist and I am talking about how it is no different for us to blink then it would be for a sited person and the only difference is our lack of sight or no sight.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about revisiting a subject. Would I want a self driving car? I am going into my answer for this question and I am going into what a self driving car is and would I still want one or not? I am going into the reasons I would Would want one and I am talking about being able to have that independence and freedom would be worth it all for myself and I am talking about how relying on other people or transportation is our way of getting around but would it be nice to not to have to rely on people to take us places?

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about why is the most common question I get asked is how do I use my phone? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about why do people ask me this question so much and I am talking about how I believe people in general just assume that Just because I am completely blind that I can’t use my phone and they don’t understand that I have adapted to my life style and skills when it comes to technology and that I am able to use my phone on my own and I go into some other questions people ask me and I am answering those questions in a the most simplest way.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about would I rather loose my vision earlier in life or later in life? I am going into my answer for this question and I am going into That question and my response is I rather loose it earlier in life and I am going into why I rather loose it earlier then later and I am as well talking about the person I am now and that I believe the person I am now is Because of when I did loose my vision. I am going into the person I am now and the things I gained from loosing my vision earlier in life and I am talking about technology and if it would of been worse or better back when I lost my vision and I believe the person I am now is more mature smarter when it comes to myself and my safety and over all Has a better attitude towards my blindness.

In this podcast I am talking about a subject and that subject is about how do you assist somebody with a visual impairment and there looking for help? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about how to assist somebody with a visual impairment and those ways are when approaching a completely blind or visually impaired person always use your voice and talk to them and ask if they need any assistance and if accepted then offer your elbow for easy access depending on which elbow we prefer. I as well talk about ask us where we are trying to go and then we will let you know what we are trying to accomplish and what we are wanting to do.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about do we get treated differently as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about if we get treated differently and the answer is yes we do. I talk about some completely blind or visually impaired people may not get treated differently but in the real world I believe sited people do jump to conclusions without Knowing the facts and they automatically feel sorry for us because they see us with a white cane or a guide dog. I as well talk about how you do not need to feel sorry for us because we are confident and capable and have adapted to our life’s as completely blind or visually impaired people and we are able to do simple tasks and we do not want you to feel sorry for us. I as well talk about how we just want to be treated normally and as well for if you do have questions do ask.

Inthis podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about are we able to live on our own as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about are we able to live on our own and the simple answer is yes we are. I am going into some reasons why we would want to live on our own and I’m giving some tips and those tips are staying organized and using different applications to help us with our surroundings and using our cane techniques to help us with our environment. I as well talk about showing your family or friends the facts on how we are able to live on our own and showing them what we are capable of.

In this podcast i am talking about # my story time. Have I ever drove before with sight and would I want too? I am going into my answer for this story time and talking about if I ever drove before and what was the closest thing I’ve ever drove and how it made me feel and if I would want to drive still?