In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about 2 more things to not to say to a completely blind or visually impaired person. I am going into these 2 things and those things are 1 don’t end a conversation or leave a room without saying so first.2. Don’t move are stuff/food without our permission. I am going into these reasons and why you should never do these things.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about how do we know when to cross a street? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about how we are able to cross a street and those ways are by listening to our surge and paying attention to our surroundings with our ears. I as well am going into how we are able to let other people or drivers know when we are not ready to cross and those ways are 1 step back with your cane that lets the driver know you are not ready to go 2. Wave the person or driver on with your preferred hand and that tells them you are not ready to go and they can go first.I am also talking about never cross a street if you are not ready to go and wait until you feel like it’s the best time to cross. I as well am going into different ways you are able to know when to cross either by listening to the audio beaken if your area has one as well for the bump dots for lining yourself up as well for using different gps apps and finding the preferred gps app either a free app or paid on your App Store or on google play store.I as well talk about how you are able to request a audio beaken or a bump dots in your prefer city.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about how are we able to read/enjoy books as completely blind or visually impaired people? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about different services out there such like audio books bard mobile e books and dolphin reader.i am going into what these services provide and I mention how these services are a paid membership and how you can order different stuff from their services. as well i talk about how some completely blind or visually impaired people like being apart of book clubs and I as well talk about how you can find these services on your google play store or the App Store. I as well talk about some podcast apps we are able to enjoy.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about who talks for us as completely blind or visually impaired people?i am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about how we do not need people to talk for us and how we are capable of talking for are self’s and speaking up when needed.i am also going into details on the time when we would need somebody to talk for us and that time is only if a completely blind or visually impaired person as well has a hearing impairment and how it is acceptable. I as well talk about how it is irritating when people do talk for us and I believe we are more then capable of speaking behalf of our own self’s.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about are my senses enhanced as a completely blind person? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about those different senses that I use and how I rely heavily on each one of my senses and what sense I rely on more and the different stuff I use when using my senses like my ears for listening to a movie or tv show or listening to a conversation or music.using my hands to feel my family’s faces and friends faces and feeling my boyfriends face as well for feeling my own face and using my hands for touch trail and reference as well for using my hands to touch what I’m holding and feeling

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about why do I find the need to educate the sited world? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about why I find it so important to educate the sited world and I rather educate the sited world then you guys going based on false information and walking around with your beliefs and disbelieves that could be possibly wrong. I am going into some details on simple questions sited people have such like how do you use your phone how do you get around how do you get dressed and so much more. I am also going into what I do when somebody asks me a blind question and how I strongly believe it is my job to educate the sited world if it even means being asked annoying questions that can be answered in a second. I am also talking about what my podcast is about and I give a suggestion to the sited world for a simple answer and that suggestion is if you have a Apple device go to your settings then go to accessibility then to voice over and turn it on and and now you tell me if that answers your question on how I use my phone.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is about what would I advice to my younger self? I am going into my answer for this question and what I am advising to my younger self is learn from your mistakes don’t keep making the same mistakes and remember to always stay true to yourself and be loyal faithful and proud and confident in yourself and never let anyone tell you what you can or can’t do and to always move forward and grow and that it is okay to make mistakes and to have regrets but to always remember to grow from those mistakes and to be a better you.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is 3 more things to not to say to a completely blind or visually impaired person. I am going into what those 3 things are 1 do not constantly ask us about our blindness. 2 I am so sorry for you.3 don’t ignore us. I am going into my reasons for these 3 main things and talking about why you should never ask us these questions

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is the most annoying questions that I get asked as a completely blind person. I am going into those questions and I am answering those questions in a sweet and simple way. Or not. As you can tell I’m super excited about these questions.

In this podcast i am talking about a subject and that subject is are you able to learn Braille later in life when you loose your vision? I am going into my answer for this question and I am talking about how you are able to learn Braille either by using a Braille book or downloading apps to help you learn it. I as well talk about how it may be different to learn Braille but keep in mind it takes practice and determination and with the right mind set you will be able to learn Braille and I am also talking about how some completely blind or visually impaired people may not be able to learn it due to lack of feel in their fingers.