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Beautiful

Notice how the narration in the video is detailed enough to help the blind to comprehend wat's going on.

I cannot find the long version of this video, which I know is excellent. Any idea how I get the link for that?

There are 3 types of surgery for detached retina. The one I had was done in the office. A few days of positioning and a few days of lazer. It was painful

Everyone with rp seems so soft spoken and innocent

Beautiful ❤🙏🏽

Thank you so much for this video. My son was diagnosed with RP two years ago near his 18th birthday. It can be so difficult watching your child go blind knowing there is nothing you can do. My friends and family have no idea how to support us and I have seen the backs of many people as they walk away as they do not understand. I know that I am not always going to be here and my main goal is to allow my son to be as independent as possible even though my fear can grip me at times. LIFE GOES ON and I only hope he finds love and connectedness that you both share.

I went in yo optometrist immediately upon first symptoms. I was cleared twice! Tear led to detachment because of delayed care. I've heard many stories like mine. Why aren't optometrist held responsible for misdiagnosis? Why is this acceptable?

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I have always liked James Ohara’s audio descriptions😊

I need exactly this! But how far down do they go? I would need to know when the liquid is 3-4cm from the rim.

What a good message to let people know how others feel

i cant believe there are so many people watching a coca cola advert just for wylan😂

It’s 153 seconds grrrrrr

Hello. I have lattice degeneration in both yes. Before one and half year, I had PVD in my left eye, which resulted in three retinal tears and retinal detachment. Symptoms were some floaters and many light flashes. This has been threatened via vitrectomy, so the vitreous has been removed and the gas bubble put in the eye for 3 weeks + scleral buckling. The result is fine I have full vision (some negative -1,5 dioptrie becasue of scleral buckle) but in general OK. What is scaring me, that even after one and half year I still experience occasional light flashes in my eye. I have regular examination by my doctor and the checks are OK. No new tear and the retina is laying as it should. My question is, how it is possible that I still experience light flashes after 18 months even the vitrios has been removed??? In my right eye, I also have multiple lattice degeneration, but this has been threatened via laser. This laser cause also PVD, but the laser saved the retina before detachment. I had also light flashes in my right eye after this laser for 6 months, but after the vitrious fully detached from retina it stopped. Thank you

Found this from Daily Dose of Internet, this is REALLY smart, good job everyone involved in this, I honestly would have loved to see more people's reactions when its revealed

Sadly I dread using cane and don’t go out much cos people still kick it and they look back to see what it was and look at me stupid 🙄 I got tunnel vision but I think they need the cane

i really need this surgery,anybody help

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Best wishes from legally blind artist in Los Angeles !❤ #blindvlog

You are amazing family! I'm a blind woman too, also I had a kidney and a pancreas transplant. Now my husband and me live in Los Angeles . I wish you all of the best and much love for your family!!!

Keira’s advert touched my heart 🥹 this was so sweet

this reminds me how stores in old cartoons have items that have no labels

Growing up, I've always had to read labels for my mom who is almost blind, so I know precisely what this sort of experience is like. I've grown used to looking at just the shape and color of items at stores too, just because it was easier to explain to my mom what is what, so whenever there's multiple items of the same type with very similar packaging next to each other, it's easy to get confused. The big offenders are dairy products and grains when one goes shopping for ingredients: normal and whole grain flour often look identical except for the text on them, and a lot of milk cartons and butter products look the same, even if they have a different taste/ingredient/preservation method. That's without going into length about not being able to easily access information like expiration date, or check if even fruits and vegetables have obvious damage on them before buying.

#diversity #themessage

Diversity huh? #themessage

When that lady at 1:39 says "Right, I see!" yes... yes, you do.

My mothers on a waiting list for the first consultation its now 4 months going on five maybe she'll get the first consultation by month six seems I think its gonna take a year and a half to do both eyes post code healthcare things may have gotten worse since the gov got involved.

There is treatment for RP in Ayurveda. There is an expert eye doctor at District Government Ayurveda hospital at Asraamam, Kollam ( district), Kerala (state), INDIA who treats RP & other complicated eye diseases very effectively.

Absolutely jaw-dropping to hear Videotape on an advert/charity appeal. (Now I’ve heard the hidden beat that makes the song twice as fast as it sounds, I can’t unhear it!)

Can someone help me, I am visually impaired and I am looking for the keyboard used in this advert, does anyone know the make/model? @rnib

I'm about 7 years late to the party here, but I want to say how lovely Bee is and how much I'm rooting for her! At 46 now, I look back at when my amazing grandmother was going through macular degeneration and at some point she began to comment occasionally about strange things she'd seen. Although we all knew about her vision loss and she was being treated for it, none of us were told to expect the chance of Charles Bonnet syndrome and so none of us were sure what to make of my grandmother's visions. I so wish we could have been more of a support in that area and that our doctor had known to prepare and offer support to her! What a shame. She got on with everything, but it saddens me to think that she bore this challenge essentially alone even among the company of family. Thank you for the work you do and for sharing Bee with us! xo

hi Claire, this is Mandy from Illinois and I have been blind all of my life. Does the orbit speak 20 talk as well? I am also a braille reader as well but do not want a braille display just something that strictly talks to me.

So audio description is like the screen play. I understand now.

I love how this is meant to be a social experiment to raise awareness and such, but it just comes across as a hilarious prank

I really needed to hear this. Im in my early 30s and have RP. I relate to everything being said when he describes his early years. Its a constant fear of mine for my vision to leave me completely, to have to be dependent on others. Thank you for your words of encouragement 💜

Only met Jerry today during a walk and he is such a kind and generous man, particularly with his time. A true hero.

Actually, I have used Apple since 2020

I don’t know why, but the iPad sounds muffled By the way, this video is super helpful to people who are setting up any device with the home button or without on button. Even if they weren’t new to Apple products, some people watch it. Like me, I have used Apple for about two years. No, I have used it since 2019, And I really like it, I got my first phone in 2020 and I’m currently using my second one because the 13 mini

Such sweet children. Great.

Within 150 years ago, humans used to be free to access to the materials, own things, and travel with free-energy-technology. Nowadays people are being brainwashed and restricted to (doing) everything.

But what do you want normal people to do about this?

My step daughter is visually impared; she's recently gone to university and we've brought her a Miele Guideline for her flat. If it aids her independance then the cost is more than worth it to us, plus if it is half as reliable as the Miele appliances we have, then it will last. A solid investment and a really progressive move from them.

When they can't rely on others, the place itself has moral problems. Neglect is a common thing in a wealthy country, it seems.

The mircrowave is a bit expensive tho £215

It’s a pretty nice art installation one of the most original ones I’ve seen

I have nystagmus and ocular albinism too. You are not alone