What do you do during the day when you are visually impaired?
Everything is in the title.π
Maybe we can share some ideas. It is easy to find something to do when we can see. But it is more challenging when we are visually impaired and even more, if like me, you cannot go out because you cannot stand the light.
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Hi @jeff_dse it's very limiting for you what things to do enjoy doing.
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hi i do the things my dawnie says i cant or not allowed to do when she is not around π
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Hi, what kind of things? Do you want to share? If it is not too personal of course π
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hi i do the things my dawnie says i cant or not allowed to do when she is not around π
lol michael, we would get home and find my dad halfway up the loft ladder (a man barely able to see or walk)
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haha thats just plain silly ohhhhhh i am just like that
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i just find a way to do most things i have mobility problems as well so just takes longer to get it done i do have a major problem with the hammer tho even tho i tell it there is multiple nails ie my finger nails it seems to enjoy hitting the wrong one i tell dawnie the grandkids have painted them just do what you can do and if its hard find an easier way to do it i still have my sense of humour so its all good
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Yes everything takes longer, so we have to be patient. And you are right, a good sense of humor is very important
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I found a group but unfortunately, you can only meet them outside. But I cannot go outside because I have to wear something heavy on my face in order not to receive light. And it is not comfortable. That is why I stay at home otherwise it is too painful. I also have a problem with my left leg and I walk with crutches. And my cat like to stay on my way when I move πΈΒ
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yes my dawnie and my kids have a habit of hiding on my blind side
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