Life After Sight Loss Radio

There are so many questions about what you should do after losing your sight. But, what about the things you don't have to do? In today's episode, we'll discuss a few of those things and why it's important to keep them in mind as you move forward. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

There are many misconceptions out there about being a blind or visually impaired person. And, before losing my sight, I'm sure I believed a few of them. So, on today's episode, we're busting 5 myths about being blind or visually impaired! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

We talk about emotions a lot around here. So, today, we thought we'd discuss some personal stories from our own lives that reflect various emotions that we face on a regular basis. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

If you ask someone what they miss after losing their sight, many times they say something big like not being able to drive. But, there are a lot of little things that you miss as well. Today, we'll share a few of those things from both the sighted and visually impaired perspective. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

Easter is just around the corner which means many people will be gathering together for a big, family meal. But, after losing your sight, these can seem a lot more overwhelming. So, today, we've got some tips on how to make things go a little more smoothly so you can enjoy time with family! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

Facing sight loss is hard for many reasons not least of which is the loss of independence. We all just want to be independent. But, is it possible to swing the other way and become too dependent on those around us? On today's episode, we'll try to help you answer that question and what to do about it. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

Alright folks...settle in for a longer one this week because... IT'S EPISODE #100! Plus, we've got two special guests to help us discuss the topic for today. Our son and daughter join us to answer some questions about what it has been like to have a VIP for a parent. We also want to say a huge thank you to everyone who listens to the podcast. Doing 100 episodes means nothing if there aren't people out there listening. So thank you so much! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

This week we discuss how certain emotions can manifest themselves in your life after losing your sight. While we might think we know exactly why a person is acting a certain way, it's important to dig a little deeper and truly understand the why behind the behavior. Emotions We Cover: Fear - 1:30 Anger - 5:12 Sorrow - 8:56 Loneliness - 11:54 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

This week we take a few moments to respond to some of your comments and questions! We cover topics such as: -Being a Blind Youtube Creator -How I (Derek) Read Books -Utilizing the Apple Ecosystem -Having an Affect on Those Around You -And More! If you want us to respond to a question you have, feel free to email me or find me on Instagram! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

On the podcast we talk a lot about VIP specific things, such as adapting to environments, tools to use and so forth. But, there's another side that we don't always focus on. And, that is the sighted supporter. This week, we take a few minutes to discuss the journey of the sighted supporter. We ask April some questions about her life as a sighted supporter and what it means to her. If you are a sighted supporter, this one's for you! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

When it comes to sight loss, it's not just about losing your vision. We have areas in our life where we can lose and gain things after going through physical sight loss. In this episode, we discuss a few of the areas where we can lose and where we can gain. QUESTION: What's one thing that you have gained after losing your sight? Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or Overcast. And, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

This week we're looking at some kitchen hacks for someone who is visually impaired. Here's a list of hacks we cover: Cutting Boards Having different colors and sizes of cutting boards can help if you have low vision. Find ones that give you the most contrast for the items you are cutting. Knife Skills Get familiar with using a knife. In the episode, we discuss how you can avoid cutting yourself like April seems to do regularly. Knowing how to use a knife safely can really help out in cooking your favorite meals! Measuring A bit of hassle is finding out how much of something you have. But, getting different colored measuring cups can assist in that hassle. Organization It's a theme of being visually impaired - learning to be more organized is crucial. Knowing where the plates are in your cabinets versus where the cereal is, can be a huge benefit. We discuss different ways to mark certain items so that you always know just where to grab your favorite breakfast cereal! QUESTION: What's one item you can't live without in the kitchen as a visually impaired person? Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, like Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast or PocketCast. And, if you have a moment, consider giving us a rating and review! Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Every relationship can work on building a better connection. But, when you have someone who is visually impaired and someone who is sighted, there are unique challenges they face. On today's episode, we'll discuss a few tips on how to build a better connection when sight loss becomes part of your story. Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Apple Podcasts, Overcast or Spotify. Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Today we are discussing our favorite apps that we use nearly every day. Most of these apps are ones everyone can use, but we do discuss the accessibility of them as it pertains to Blind or Visually Impaired people. Question: What are your favorite apps? Let us know by using the contact links below! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast in your favorite podcast app, such as Overcast, Apple Podcasts or Spotify! Got Questions? Contact us at the following: Email Facebook Instagram This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Someone told me recently that they were "tired of educating people about sight loss." While I totally understand and can agree with that sentiment, it made me think about the things I wouldn't have known about sight loss without being a VIP myself. So, in today's episode, we thought we'd share a few of those things with you! For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/092 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. Got Questions? Contact me at the following: Email Facebook Instagram

Let's face it: no one likes doing household chores. From laundry to taking out the trash, they just aren't all that fun. And, they can be even more difficult after losing your sight. So, on today's episode, we'll share our most loved and hated chores as well as some tips for both the VIP and Sighted Supporter!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/091 Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

Whether you have experienced sight loss or not, you are most likely going through a weird time right now with all of this social distancing and isolation. In this episode, we thought we'd share what it's been like for us to encourage you that you are not alone!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/090 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagram

I've got a bit of a different episode for you today. It's been a few months since we released an episode, so I thought I'd come on here just to share what's been going on and talk about things. Unfortunately, my wife isn't joining me for this episode, but we plan to get her back "behind the mic" very soon! In the meantime, I hope you enjoy this update. Thanks for listening!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagram

Experiencing sight loss can cause you to face many different struggles. Today on the podcast, will talk about some common struggles that visually impaired people go through and how that can affect both them and their sighted supporters.For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/088 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

Sight loss is usually identified by taking something away. However, in some cases, I think it has actually given us something. In today's episode, we're discussing five lessons that we have learned by experiencing sight loss. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/087 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

You've got questions… We've got answers! This week on the podcast, we are answering some random questions that you sent in. We're covering topics such as Apple products, advice for new visually impaired people, our favorite blind moments and more!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/086 Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

Sight loss can affect lots of things, especially our relationships. One such relationship that can take a huge hit is the one with your significant other. Whether it's your spouse, fiancé or you are just dating, there can be lots of changes between the two of you. Today, we'll discuss some of those changes and how to adapt and continue to work together. For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/085Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

Sight loss can bring on a lot of things, including a sense of chaos and lack of control. One thing that i have found that can be really helpful is finding a way to be more organized in your life. In today's episode, we'll talk about why it's so important as well as some tips on how to get it done. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/084 Special thanks to our sponsor - Aira. Just visit here to download the app, register and use the service for free!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookInstagramDISCLAIMER: This post may contain affiliate links. If you use this link to sign up for a service or purchase a product, I will get a commission. However, this will not affect the price you pay and may actually save you money depending on the service or product. Thanks for helping support what we do!

Working with a guide dog is such a special thing. But it's way more than just holding on to the harness and going for the ride. Adapting your life (along with your family's) to this wonderful new creature can take some work. Today we'll talk about what it's been like for our family and give some advice on what you can expect as well!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/083Special thanks to our sponsor Aira! Visit this link to get more information and sign up for a free account!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. And, if you are currently listening in one of those, feel free to hit that subscribe button right now!Got Questions? Contact us at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

One of the best things we can do for ourselves is to get u and get moving. Exercising can be so beneficial for our mental and emotional health. Today, we will discuss different ways of doing this even after losing your sight!Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterInstagram

There's no getting around it. We all have to go out and about sometimes, which means we have to interact with the general public. This can present its own challenges as there is a lot of misinformation and lack of understanding. Today, April and I will share some stories, thoughts and a few pet peeves to help you engage with the public in the best way possible!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/081 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

One of the questions people always ask after losing there sight is, "What will I do for work?" This is a valid question as the unemployment rate for blind and visually impaired people is somewhere in the neighborhood of 70%. So, on today's episode, we'll take a look at some of the challenges that VIPs and Sighted Supporters face after going through sight loss and some suggestions on moving forward. For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/080 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc. You can also find a video version of the episode as well!Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Many people deal with depression for a variety of reasons. And, after sight loss, both VIPs and Sighted Supporters alike can experience symptoms of depression. However, it might not always look like you think. In today's episode, we'll discuss a variety of symptoms of depression and the importance of sharing what is going on with you. For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/079 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

I've heard it said that parenting is one of the hardest and most rewarding jobs you will ever have. This can be mae evermore challenging if you add sight loss into the mix. Today, we'll talk about parenting for both the VIP and the Sighted Supporter! Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/078 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

When a person loses their sight, everyone seems to focus on them. But, there are other people that are going through lots of changes as well and around here, we call them the sighted supporters. Today, April and I will talk about our journey of sight loss from her perspective. For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/077 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Today on the podcast were talking about what it’s like to fly the friendly skies and airport travel in general as a VIP!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/076 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

For many people, walking is one of those activities that can simply be taken for granted. After all, it's not something we think about all that often. But, when you go through sight loss, this seemingly simple act can take on a whole new identity. In this episode, I want to talk about a few of the ways that sight loss can affect your ability to walk and what to do about that. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/075 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Over the years I have been visually impaired, I've noticed something. Unless I go out specifically looking for others who are blind or visually impaired, I don't really run into many. Therefore, among my friends and family, I am the token blind person. While I don't really mind this most of the time, there are some things that happen because of the fact that I am a VIP fish in a sea of sighted sharks. (Ok...I don't mean to compare sighted people to sharks...I just like alliteration!)For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/074 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

With people like Marie Kondo telling people to "tidy up" to find joy in their lives, it is easy to see that organizing your life can really help in many ways. This is especially true after you have gone through sight loss. From physical space to your digital world, there are some good reasons to simplify things and get it all in order. Today, I'll share just a few of those with you and give you some tips on how to do that!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/073 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

It is inevitable. When someone finds out that you are going through sight loss (or anything they consider bad in this life) they will naturally want to offer up certain platitudes to help you feel better. Most of these people have good intentions. And, there is some truth to many things they say. But, they don't always come out at the right time or in the right way. And, more importantly, how do you deal with them when this happens?For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/072 Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

This week I'm joied by my good buddy Sam Seavey to discuss his recent success on Youtube, som of the behind the scenes of being a creator and advice on getting started with something you love. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/071Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Halloween can be a really fun time as a child. Dressing up like your favorite character and gorging on candy is great. But, we learn certain lessons about living life after sight loss from this spooky holiday. Let's dive deep into this container of apples and see what we come up with! Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/070Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Relationships are so important in our lives. But, after someone loses their sight, they can change. Today, I've got some tips for the sighted supporters out there on building up those new relationships. Plus, a great new blog I've found from a sighted supporter herself! Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/069Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

One of my favorite things to do is to go out to eat. But, after losing your sight, this simple outing can be a bit tricky. So, I've got a few tips on how to make dining out just a bit more enjoyable!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/068Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Let's face it. Life can be tough. And, losing your sight doesn't really make it any better. While there is no great fix for sight loss at this point, there are a few things that make it a little easier. These things are just little moments where you get really excited while others around you might think you're weird. But, it's the simple things in life, right? For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/067Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Sighted supporters go through a lot right along side of their family members who are losing their sight. But, because of their situation, sometimes they don't feel comfortable talking about their feelings. So, today we'll talk about a few of those emotions to hopefully pull back the curtain a little bit.For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/066Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

One of the questions I get a lot is about meeting new people. Sight loss can make us feel less confident in ourselves and our skills, so it can be hard to get out there and meet folks. So, being someone who loves getting to know people, I've got a few tips to help you in the process.For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/065Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

If you are a person who has a disability of some sort, you have most likely been on the receiving end of what we call a "moment of pity." You know, where someone looks at you, sees your "problem" and immediately assumes your life is terrible. At the very least, way worse than their life. So, what do you do in these moments? Well, frustrating as it can be, I think I've got some things to consider the next time someone gives you the line, "Oh, bless your heart!"For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/064Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

I believe that relationships are foundational in our lives. And, when we go through something that is life changing like sight loss, good friends are so important. So, today, I want to share with you a few reasons why those friends and family members play such a crucial role in your life after losing sight. And, a great quote from a pretty impactful person. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/063Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Every year on the Fourth of July, we here in the United States celebrate Independence Day. While you might not be celebrating this if you live in another country, the idea of independence is very important. But, what does it look like to live an independent life if you are visually impaired? Today, I want to talk about some of the stereotypes of this and what a healthy version might look like. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/062Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

I decided to take today's episode to do a little reflection on my own journey of sight loss. It is a little dangerous as I have no notes or planned out highlights. But, I think that I have learned a few things along the way and hopefully, you will too! Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/061Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

After losing your sight, you will most likely go through a phase where you will have to relearn to do things you have always done. However, you'll have to do them in new ways. An article I read the other day got me thinking about this and how much it is like when we learn how to do things as a child. Now, I'm not saying blind people are like little kids, but there are some similarities. So, join me today as we look at them and see how it actually isn't such a bad thing. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/060Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

We've all been there. There is something we want to do, know or gain information about and our lack of vision blocks us. This situation is deemed "inaccessible" and it gets to be very frustrating. So, using a recent experience from my own life, I want to share the stages that many of us go through when we face something like this. While you might hit everyone of these stages, it is a good reminder that we all face them from time to time and we are not alone! Plus, I've got a great Tech Tip for all you iOS and VoiceOver users! Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/059Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

We often talk about adults, both young and old, losing their sight. But, while adults go through many things after sight loss, it can affect children in many ways as well. In today's episode, we'll talk about why sight loss for a child can be so impactful, some of the signs and symptoms of sight loss in a child and what you might do if you feel like your child is losing their sight. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/058Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Over my time of being visually impaired, I’ve acquired a lot of things that have helped make my life a little easier. Some of them are obvious and others not so much. So, I thought I’d take this opportunity to share with all of you 20 of those things and let you know how they impact my life  each and everyday. Plus, advice on dealing with people who feel sorry for you and a look at the Google Home. Enjoy!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/057Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027

Over these last 15 plus years, I have learned a lot of things when it comes to being visually impaired. And, at this point, they are pretty obvious to me. But, not everyone has this information. So, today, I want to talk about a few tings I know that not everyone does. Plus, a great question about using a white cane and a Tech Tip if you are a Mac user!For full show notes, please visit http://lifeaftersightloss.com/056Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the podcast! You can do so by going to today's show notes and clicking the buttons under the player for Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.Got Questions? Contact me at the following:EmailFacebookTwitterVoicemail: 317-721-1027