Physical activity is critical to well-being. Nearly everyone could benefit from some form of exercise, which is good for both the body and the mind. For the visually impaired, participating in sports and other physical exercise can pose a number of challenges, including the fear of falling or becoming injured, discomfort in learning new activities, […]
Windows vs Apple: Which Computer is Best for the Blind?
Windows versus Apple (or iOS) is one of unsettled debates of our time and if you’re a visually impaired person, this is an important question to ask before you purchase a computer. However, the more important question is, which computer is best for your visual impairment? Apple and Windows each have their advantages when it […]
Can Blindness Be Cured?
The answer depends on what type of blindness or visual impairment you have and your distinct medical condition. First, we need to understand the difference between refractive errors which can be treated or corrected and retinal degeneration disorders which may be prevented and treated in some cases but can rarely be cured. Medical News Today’s […]
7 Tips for Talking About Your Visual Impairment
Have you ever struggled to speak with a family member, teacher, employer, or even a complete stranger about your visual impairment? Talking about your visual limitations can be challenging and awkward, but you’re not alone. Here are a few tips to help you navigate having meaningful conversations about your needs: 1. Maintain ownership over what […]
10 Musicians Who Were Blind (Some You Won’t Believe)
The world is at no shortage of deeply creative, talented musicians who also happen to be blind. Here are ten musicians who have not allowed their visual disability to get in the way of their musical gift. 1. Stevie Wonder (1950-present) Stevie Wonder, a native of Michigan, was born six weeks prematurely and became blind […]
