Thank you for bringing awareness to the emotions attached to using a white cane for the first time. When I first lost my vision, I was super embarrassed also due to events involving people I could trust. Anyway, It takes a while to learn to adapt to it, and become comfortable and confident using it in public.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife567412 күн бұрын
@@servicedogcoda7326 thanks for the comment. I now recently received my first guy dog and now I am adapting to not using my white cane as much. Always feel like I’m leaving the house without one of my arms. Lol even though my white cane is usually still in my pocket. But having my guy dog is now like starting all over trusting in my white cane, but now trusting in my friendly companion. Even with my guy dog I know I will always need my white cane as well. Just have to get used to not using it half as much.
@surveyormarkable4 ай бұрын
Thanks. I’m just at the point of considering a cane. It’s hard to feel “blind enough” to need it, but I need to overcome the fear of judgment from others. Bus drivers will know what it means and maybe have more patience as I am slow getting on and off.
@princessJayNay225 ай бұрын
I have the ID cane. I use it more now than I did when I got it. 15:06
@amandareed18718 ай бұрын
Thankyou for sharing, I wear sunglasses I see better when I wear them in the darker rooms. I have severe anxiety when the brightness outside is so bad.
@amandareed18718 ай бұрын
Hi Im grateful I met you I like your video on blindness. Im legally blind with a vision people just don’t understand it. My family is starting to understand. There’s just one person in my family that said oh your vision is not that bad why do you use that cane you wear glasses you must see if you where glasses thankyou for sharing.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56748 ай бұрын
Just remember that those people that make comments like that are just ignorant. And I don't mean that in a mean way. I just mean it in a way that they are not educated enough about blindness and visual impairment. I still get questions all the time because I can look people directly in the face when talking to them. Throws people for a loop all the time. I recently applied for a guide dog and in the process of that currently. And even me my own self. Thought I had too much vision for that. But the truth of the matter is we are now blind/ visually impaired but could be completely blind or pretty close down the road depending on our current eye situations. It's always better to be prepared ahead of time and at the last minute. In other words, just keep on doing what you're doing and don't worry about what other people think. I'm assuming you're the type of individual who always wants to make other people happy first before yourself. Sometimes we need to just do for us ourselves. God bless you and thank you for enjoying my videos. I do fully intend on making more down the road. Life has gone through a lot of changes.
@ChanceDiverDriver10 ай бұрын
I didn't have that "normalcy" till a week ago.😊😊
@myvisuallyimpairedlife567410 ай бұрын
It's a great feeling when a little normalcy comes back to us. Even if it's only 2%. Lol. It's almost like feeling human again. No matter how much we adapt to our vision loss, so he's such a good feeling when something even though just a little bit brings us back to how we felt at one time before.
@ChanceDiverDriver10 ай бұрын
I actually just got this brand new off Ebay last week and my first print novel holding a book and turning pages. I LOVE my new friend! And I DO feel less depressed and spend less time on social media. But if I wanna I can usrvit to read those posts. 😁
@myvisuallyimpairedlife567410 ай бұрын
Nice! I hope you got it for a good price. It's the only thing about the orcam. I didn't like the price! And the color recognition. Lol. I just put mine away and it's bag. Won't be needing it again till probably tomorrow. Also, Make sure you download the app on either your phone or an iPad. Makes a lot easier to get into the settings and set up your Wi-Fi. Believe it or not I just found out about the app. Just so used to just taking out of the bag and using it. It also has a feature in the settings where you can find your device. If you lose it. It'll make your orcam chime. Good luck and enjoy it! Had mine for a couple years now and still works.
@lowvisionactive10 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing your strategy. I will have to think about this approach. It sure takes a lot of patience to help people understand us.
@lowvisionactive10 ай бұрын
Very good information, especially about the ID cane!
@myvisuallyimpairedlife567410 ай бұрын
Well, thank you very, very much! I've had some more years under my belt since this video so my knowledge hopefully has gotten better. Lol. The newest white cane I ended up getting was the see me light up cane. I hope to make a video or two about that. And I recently had some updated OM white cane training refresh help from the association for the blind in my state. There's always more to know and learn. Thank you so much for listening to the videos. God bless
@lowvisionactive10 ай бұрын
A few years ago, the OM taught me to use the mobility cane. I would carry it to the airport and during Covid to medical practices. Mostly, I never used it. My peripheral vision is good, but my central vision is poor. I can walk fast but not recognizes you unless you were 5 feet from me (with good lighting I might miss the ruts in the pavement). I was not told about the ID cane or guide cane! I have decided that I am exhausted with explaining myself to others thus I think it is time for a new cane. Can you share some thoughts with ne? I am 5'4". My mobility cane is 50". I ordered a 46"gjuide cane but I think it is too long. I think a 30" would be too short. I think a counter is 38" high. I would like the folks in offices to see my cane. I would also like to walk at the park with the cane held in front of me, so I don't get run over by a bike. What is your thought about guide/ID cane length? Thanks! Oh, I like the eye of the lighted cane!@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674
@rosegirl20910 ай бұрын
I am a special teacher for blind plz help
@sillyblind11 ай бұрын
You are not blind. VI does not qualify you to talk about us blind
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
As I was re-listening to this video I made years ago now. I figured I would let everyone know on an update!! The following year my neighbor who lives to the right of me was outside at 4:45 a.m. puffing away on a cigarette sitting on the stairs of her deck with the deck light on while her hubby was loading his work truck. From the right she heard panting and the sound of something coming her way and trotting directly 6 ft ahead of her diagonally. Threw her yard to the road was a mountain lion. And my neighbor is fully cited. That same following month her cat went missing. So, I definitely did stand in front of a mountain lion and I believe this full heartedly now. So for those people who say mountain lions don't come past the mountains and into towns or cities I say hoopla to you sir!! Lol. It's definitely a scary thought to know and be verified of what I thought I had saw or been near. Thank you to all of you who have been listening to my channel still. And I still look forward to hearing comments about your experiences. God bless
@erinmalone2669 Жыл бұрын
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@dustintheblindminnesotan Жыл бұрын
I run a KZbin channel called Dustin Lindberg and I’m visually impaired too.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Well Dustin, I'm going to have to check out your channel. I'll do it as soon as I'm done this comment. But thanks for listening to the video. It's always nice to meet a new individual. I have something in common with. Hope you have a great holiday season.
@lisahansen9554 Жыл бұрын
Just found your videos! I am subscribed and look forward to watching! Thank you for sharing your journey!
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
You're welcome, and thank you for taking the time to listen. I took a long break , but have intentions to make more content. A lot has changed in my life. Lots of stories to tell. Thank you so much for the comment
@lisahansen9554 Жыл бұрын
@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 You are so welcome! I have not been diagnosed yet and some of what you described is happening to me. I am trying to stay positive and not let it overwhelm me. It helps to know that I am not alone.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
@@lisahansen9554 well, no matter what, don't let anything overwhelm you or scare you too much. Believe it or not in my final diagnosis episodes, I talked about finally being diagnosed with LHON. Well guess what, it was not LHON. Just have not had the chance to tell anybody yet. You are the first! In other words, what I am trying to say is don't be surprised if you never get a diagnosis. Sometimes things just happen but life goes on. I'm just grateful for the site. I still have each and every day. I hope though, that they do figure out what's going on with you. But I can tell you one thing. Yes, your life is going to change. However, there is a lot of good that comes out of bad things. As much as I wish I was fully excited again, I would not change anything that has happened. Every piece falls into place. Life is good. Just keep seeing it that way. And keep up to date with me on comments. So I know how it's turned out for you and your diagnosis. Don't know how religious you are but I am and I will say a prayer for you.
@lisahansen9554 Жыл бұрын
@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 I feel very privileged to be tho first to know!!! God knows my journey and yours too! That gives me comfort….thank you for your prayers and you are included in mine too!
@arlenesharma8125 Жыл бұрын
Thanks so much for this very informative video. My first info.. starting from scratch! 😊 Stay well, and sighted.
@ReineDeLaSeine14 Жыл бұрын
That ONE TIME the Switch’s accessibility is better. Fun fact: I have a hacked 3DS and can use capture to bing it to my PC monitor. (I could use Citra to emulate but I don’t want to lol)
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment, I have 3DS as well. However it's a pokémon Black and white addition still in the box. Last thing I want to do is hack it. Lol. Although it's probably the only console I own, that's not hacking some way. Lol. I didn't even remember making this video. It's been so long. Listen to it and I was laughing at myself. Took me so long to get to the point! I should remake this video in the future. A lot has changed in video games accessibility. Especially when it comes to Minecraft on the PS4 and the switch. It works far better on PS4 now than it did when I made this video. In fact, I use it more on the PS4 now due to the fact that my daughter now being 7 years old uses the switch to play with me on co-op. It's better in the PS4 now cuz it even reads all the objects in the inventory out loud. Don't have to strive to zoom or anything anymore. Thanks for the comment and I'll look into the 3DS fact that you gave me. I'm now curious!
@jeremystumbo178 Жыл бұрын
How much does the item cost
@Jimmyboygohome Жыл бұрын
I’m so glad someone made a video like this. Thank you
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
You're welcome, but I have a confession to make! I still hold to everything in this video I said. However, I make my wife clean the bathroom now!! L. Ol. But in reality, my marriage is still great and mostly because I didn't mope around and I tried. And my wife is always forever grateful for it. Now my daughter is so much bigger and she pretty much takes care of me. Lol. Thank you so much for enjoying the video and leaving a comment. God bless!
@phoenixducharme5209 Жыл бұрын
what's even more frustrating than the lack of audio described titles, is that even when streaming services like Disney+ and Prime have it, they don't have a way to only look at those titles. i left Netflix cuz their selection of blockbuster titles leaves a lot to be desired, but i'll give them credit for at least having a way to search for only audio described titles. i might just have to sign up for free trials on various services just to give them feedback and suggest this as an idea. :) hopefully, things will improve for all of us soon. and by the way, it's not just us visually impaired people who like audio description. my sighted husband likes it too. he says it not only shows him things he wouldn't have noticed otherwise, but it also lets him step away from the movie and get other things done while still "watching" the movie. so let's keep bugging service providers. maybe they'll finally get in gear. :)
@rebeccaosborne4227 Жыл бұрын
How can I find a support group. I called the School for the Blind and they were no help whatsoever. I live in Arksnsas.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
From your comment, I got the fact that you called the school for the blind. Not sure if that is different from an association for the blind. Most states in this country has an association of some kind for the blind/visually impaired. Those are the people that you want to be in touch with for white cane training, peer support, groups, etc. I looked it up for you, and I was able to find three associations for the blind in your state. One being in Little Rock, Arkansas. Called world services for the blind, and I found another one called alpha point association for the blind, and the third one being national Federation of the blind. The one in Little Rock has the best reviews on Google. You can always try calling them. World services for the blind phone number 501-6 64-7100 The other one was Alpha point association for the blind phone number 501-983-0540 And the third one was national Federation of the blind phone number 479-435-8348 World services and alpha Association are both located in Little Rock Arkansas and national association for the blind is located in Springdale Arkansas. The only other solution I could think of on top of my head is going on Facebook and finding a support group in or around your area for The blind/visually impaired. Good luck, and I hope this information was helpful. Can always comment down the road another video letting me know if you were able to find anything.
@JonathanLewis-gf1lu Жыл бұрын
Hey guy I’m glad that I found several friends that there people on KZbin that have different levels of sight and none that we are all together as a family love everyone of y out there
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for the comment. And yes we are all friends. Always making new ones each and every day. But the best part is where the army of awareness!!. We are all here on KZbin helping those who do not understand blindness. Understand it just a little bit more. Have yourself a great rest of your week. God bless
@JonathanLewis-gf1lu Жыл бұрын
I just got my cane on Amazon last week. With my eyesight is getting bad so I use a cane all the time when I’m out or at work now
@ayumusonions Жыл бұрын
im not sure if youll see this and if any of this sounds weird sorry english isn't my first language but the video was really good!! im legally blind and im currently waiting to be set up with Vision Australia in hopes to be able to get training to use a white cane :) thank you so much for this video
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Thank you so much for the compliment, I hope you get what you need out of your training. It’s going to benefit you immensely! Be sure to re-comment down the road to let me know how it went. God bless
@ayumusonions Жыл бұрын
@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 hello! another response, i'm going to an appointment with my ophthalmologist about my vision on Friday (the 19th) this week, and I really hope he can get me into vision australias cane training program :) god bless you as well :)
@ayumusonions Жыл бұрын
@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 an update! i just ordered my first white cane and im excited for it to arrive :)
@CrazyMagyar Жыл бұрын
This is Gabor. I’m not even gonna lie, this video made me tear up. You seriously have a really good singing voice!
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Thank you, Gabor, I wrote this song years ago for my now Wife so I’ve had plenty of time to practice on it. Lol the guitar is always been a tool for me. Got me through so much. Maybe I’ll teach you how to play if you don’t know sometime.
@amandareveno-in8fj Жыл бұрын
Hello is there any function or other device that can read with AI. For instance if I am looking at the menu and only want to read desserts. Or read items but not prices. Or scan headlines etc. or go to the sports section or read the score of the Kansas game
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Hello and thanks for your question and I'll try to do the best I can to answer it for you. To start, I want to say that my orcam device has not had updates in the last couple years. So if there's any new functions that can do all the things you're asking, I apologize cuz I would not know. However, As it sits today my orcam can read individual sentences, I can even stop and rewind word by word to get to the points I want and start over again. Again. I know that if I was in front of a menu I can find the dessert section and just read that all alone and not everything else with it. But is it a perfect science? No, it takes practice with the orcam. And it is not without its blemishes at times. When it comes to other applications, all I can tell you is what I know from personal experience. I own a pixel 6 pro phone but most pixels are all the same and have amazing software features. Like when I open my camera I can use what's called Google lens to read my documents. I will say though I've only ever read them from top to bottom so I don't know for fact, however, I am sure the app would register finger touch for individual line reading. But you would have to try for yourself to find out. And the good news is, even if you don't own a pixel phone, you can still install Google lens on your phone if you have an Android device. I know there is many other applications on iOS, Apple and Android that is made to do this stuff but I do not use that at all so I could not help you there. I also tend to cheat a lot because my wife will do the lot of reading for me. Lol. Old habits die hard. I hope my comment reply has been sufficient enough for you. And don't forget to watch my other or cam videos where I demonstrate the device. Maybe your answers in those. Have yourself a wonderful day and I'm here for you if you have further questions down the road. God bless
@tom-ss2mn Жыл бұрын
This gave me goosebumps. And I don't believe in any types of ghosts or spirits of any kind
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for listening. It’s always good to keep an open mind. I was younger when these things happened so there could’ve been explanations for all of it. I never leave that out of the equation. But deep down, I truly believe that there is a lot more in this world that we just don’t see ignore notice. Even Albert Einstein believed we go off as energy in the end. And energy never ceases to exist. But I can tell you assuredly, I have not had any go to the counters for many many, many years.
@tom-ss2mn Жыл бұрын
Great video. Very inspiring to see blind people succeeded in life. I'm partially blind now and expect to be completely blind in the future. It can be scary sometimes
@PKMNResearcherSkyler Жыл бұрын
This is a really cool video. I'm not visually impaired myself, but I want to make video games one day and when I do I want to make them accessable, so seeing videos like this that talk about what helps and how accessibility can be done really helps
@tx.tactical3165 Жыл бұрын
I've been legally blind 20/200 for over a year and I'm still waiting to get my training. I have a couple of white canes that I try to use when I go out but since I don't have the training it can be more trouble than it's worth.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Well till you get your training I suggest you just be very precautious and do the best you can. That's what I did. I started out with regular walking sticks, made from a stick of wood. Lol. However, after my training I did realize there is a lot of difference between what I was doing and what I learned. But I adapted even though I was still stuck to my old ways in a little bit. Eventually you'll have that training and you'll be able to feel every single crack bump or even pebbles on the ground. I'm glad to hear that you're going for the training though. I hope the best for you honestly! Comment me again in the future to let me know how it goes. God bless buddy
@rogeliomaldonado4745 Жыл бұрын
I'm still doing research but I'm trying to find audio movie tracks online which apparently exist then you can play it simultaneously with the movie that's not offering audio description and Walla. If someone knows a reputable site that has audio description track from movies put it in the comments.
@scottlink183 Жыл бұрын
Thank you! I am visually impaired and will be purchasing an MyEye2 Haha! I will be watching this video over and over… Do you do videos demonstrating using the orcam outside of the home? Would love to see how it works out and about..
@lauriemayor9043 Жыл бұрын
Thanks for making this video! As an O&M specialist, I really appreciate the ability to share videos to my students and parents when I give out canes.
@kevmasengale6903 Жыл бұрын
I freaking love graphic audio! Great to listen to at work or while driving. Really only heard Marvel and DC stuff so far, but looking to get into more graphic audio.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 Жыл бұрын
Glad to hear that! What you really need to listen to and it's older but there's so many episodes is the death land series. That is a must! At least download one or two and see how you like it. Those were the first ones that got me hooked to graphic audio. I did end up really likeing vampire Earth though, also like demon, warsaga and I listen to some steampunk stuff etc. But there's always so many new writers coming out with new stuff. If I was a millionaire I don't everything graphic audio. Lol. I'm glad you love it. I love it as well. And I really need to make a new graphic audio video cuz I had so many mistakes in this one. Lol and I even talked to someone from graphic audio after this so if I remade it I could probably get a code or two. If I ask that is.
@danabelden44922 жыл бұрын
That's me with light
@danabelden44922 жыл бұрын
I have one now love it!!!
@anitakay67222 жыл бұрын
I’ve decided to use a longer cane since I have no right side peripheral. I get a little self conscious though since I’m not fully blind, but still have a cane.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
We need to go with what makes us comfortable. I never truly followed the length chart for white canes. I just found a 52 -in worked good for me. I also heard, and past videos by other KZbinrs that the longer the cane the faster you can go. How true that is. I do not know. And I'm glad despite your discomfort you still use your white cane. The only thing that matters in the end is how we feel and not what others think. Thanks for the comment.
@Wheelstar722 жыл бұрын
I was born extremely short sighted but I've now been registered blind as my sights going I only just see out my left eye. Think of a white cane as an extension of you, to help u keep independen.
@theamazingblindmagician67432 жыл бұрын
I have to or cam my eye 2.0, I love that thing.
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
I don't know if you watched all three of the videos. But when I made this video like 2 years ago I actually demonstrated with your channel. I use the orcam to read out loud a notification on my phone which was your channel and I gave you a shout out. I know I haven't text comments on your channel but I always listen to him when you upload them. I just been hiding. Lol but I'll be making videos soon. Just got my tripod in the mail today. My first video is going to be another orcam video. Glad to hear from you. I actually missed you my friend. Enjoy the rest of your week. God bless
@TheGeneticHouse2 жыл бұрын
Great video bro! I've always wondered if this thing was worth anything lol
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
Well, if you’re asking is it worth the price tag it’s selling for. The technology the way it is today I would have to go with no. Is it worth owning definitely! I enjoy this device immensely. However, since Covid started I did not use it as much or often. So I tend to forget to take it out with me now in days I’m so used to it sitting on the shelf. Before that I used it a lot!. And I’m getting back on the Or cam band wagon. I will be making more videos on this device. It’s a lot of things I should’ve clarified about it and never did in my videos. So some update videos will be a coming
@TheGeneticHouse2 жыл бұрын
@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 That's awesome that it works but not that it cost money lol Do you have any kind of affiliate partnership program or anything with them. You should send them an email with links to your videos because they're really good videos about that thing and ask them for a promo code so you can give it out in your videos and let people know you're working with the company and they gave you a special discount code so every time somebody uses that you'll get a little piece $
@esteladgf3842 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing your experience with Orcam. Do you have any advice regarding users who are hearing impaired as well and wear hearing aids? Ushers Syndrome is the situation so it’s a case of progressive blindness, tunnel vision and hearing loss.
@albertopollari25722 жыл бұрын
Vincent that device looks it looks amazing
@albertopollari25722 жыл бұрын
Is thatdevice looks awesome
@albertopollari25722 жыл бұрын
I'm having problems with my phone That's a vice That device looks awesome I'm looking into getting it
@crissylodico2 жыл бұрын
Do you know how long they take to release new parts to a book?
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
I am not certain and I think it varies between writers. I will look into it further. If I find out the answer I will recomment and reply back to you. Again. Sorry I did not have the answers right away. But just know is so worth it. I actually got to the point where I started collecting the discs. I really enjoy graphic audio content. The weir the better. But I have noticed a lot more writers are coming in with DC comics and common things we already know about. They're getting truly popular. Enjoy every listening minute. God bless
@petertoth54922 жыл бұрын
Need to know about charging type of adapter will it work with magnetic cables etc ease of use
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
The charger that comes with the device has a special type of magnetic connector. I think they made it that way so that you would have to buy cables through them. But, it's been a while since I have investigated any of these wires /cables. Something might have come out since then. Sorry I'm no help there. I do know the cord that they gave me is of good quality and it has worked ever since I have owned the device from day one. I have had no issues. And it's long enough to fit from my device on my glass frames right into my pocket connected to a portable battery. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. I'll look into it though and recomment if I find out anything.
@apricotautumn83842 жыл бұрын
Thank you for making this video! Its just what I needed to hear, i've been VI since birth but my sights gotten worse as of late. I can no longer draw or play video games like I used yo so i got a guitar thinking I need a creative outlet
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
Well, that is awesome to hear. Do not be afraid to learn the ukulele as well. Such a fun instrument. Been teaching my 6-year-old daughter. Very easy to learn. No matter how much worse my vision gets I still am able to pick up my guitar and learn new things. I have been learning a few new songs I have never played before and it has been much harder to figure it out when you can't see good. But! At the end of the day I always still end up figuring it out. You're going to love playing your music. And do not be afraid to sing your guts out. It is very, very therapeutic. Even if you're not the best singer nobody needs to hear you. Lol but you might be a natural. You never know. Good luck and have so much fun!! I hope it becomes a new passion for you.
@fabiolasingh92622 жыл бұрын
In my city I can not get a mobility training because I'm only 45% blind idid got a can fo free I used when I go out so much freedom I do not like depending on someone for walking thanks for tips I do need to get new one I like your vidio thanks
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
Well that is ridiculous! Your association for the blind near you should help you regardless. Vision loss is vision loss. I know people that still have quite a lot of good usable vision and have guide dogs. I don't have one cuz I choose not to. Still, use a white cane on your own terms in your own time. Research and get a lot of info on KZbin and good old Google!. The information is out there for all of us. There are many times I can get by without my white cane however I choose not to and I always take it everywhere with me no matter what!. Good luck and I hope you do not lose any more vision. God bless
@antoneconnolly99572 жыл бұрын
What is the price
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
The last time I checked I'm pretty sure it was $4,500. But don't let this deter you because you could always try to get it for free or by payments. I was blessed enough to get mine for free. And there is nothing special about me compared to anybody else. I just opened my mouth to my low vision specialist telling him that I would love to own the device one day. He had no clue what the device was so we got into a conversation about it. 2 weeks later I got a phone call telling me that the doctor was able to get the device for me for free through an amazing family that donated to the hospital. I did not beg for this item, I did not ask anybody to purchase it for me, but I was verbal about it and good things come to those who wait and are positive. Contact your association for the blind nearest you, tell your doctors, tell your specialists, and you never know there might be a program, a charity, or some kind of payment system that would work for you. I have said this a hundred times and I'll say it again, even though I like the orcam device and I still use it from time to time, I still don't think I would have paid this much money for it. Is very pricey. And I am not a rich individual. I hope this comment helps you. And I pray you get to own this device if you truly need it. If you want something bad enough it will come your way some way somehow.
@QuinnNoble2 жыл бұрын
Awesome collection! I just subbed to SightlessSenchi! I love it when I get inspired by other KZbinr's! The KZbin retro gaming community is pretty great overall! Keep up the good work!
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
That's awesome that you checked out my channel. Totally appreciated! ! Sightless senshi it's a great kid, I've talked to him a few times in the past. But man oh man, does that kid have a sailor's mouth. Loves to swear lol haha Just know that the game room you saw in this video is not anything compared what it is today. I have changed so much since I have lived in my home. Little projects here and there add up. That's why I need to make a new updated video. At the time of this video I still had games and consoles and bins. Started going blind in the middle of unpacking. Still had one eye useful at the time. Got to the third PlayStation 2 shelf then my other eye decided and decided to go out. On a long-filled vacation. Lol that's me hoping for it to come back eventually. Haha But again my friend, thanks for bringing your eyes and ears to the channel. And I think you for inspiring me to make a new video. I've been lazy for the last year and a half. Enjoy the rest of your evening God bless
@catherinetardy71102 жыл бұрын
I don’t know that I fully need this now. I do know that I have to prepare for less fission. Say in two years, is the price going to be much more than the 4000? I’m trying to decide if I should by now or in two years will it have more features and I Cantore than the one I have. Please give me your opinion because I really don’t know thank you love your videos I certainly can’t understand what you’re talking about
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your comment, I will do the best I can to answer your question. This device is very expensive. And yes, I personally feel that the newer models will just make it more pricey down the road. The reason things for the blind are so expensive is due to the fact that our market is much smaller than say Sony selling a pair of glasses with speakers attached. We're blind, so they don't look at production numbers like other companies do. So when they build these devices they have to up their profit margin to make up for on sales. Do I think this is a good excuse, no, but this is what I have been told. Also, should you buy it now or later, that is fully up to you however, there is ways to get this device in your possession for absolutely free!! Especially, if you have time on your hands and don't need it ASAP. Take full advantage and be very, very verbal. Be verbal with your doctor, be verbal with your primary, be verbal with your association for the blind, you would be very surprised what is out there for us being blind / visually impaired that we do not even know about. Her grants, they are fundraisers, they are just good God abiding people willing to help others. When I received mine I was blessed enough to get it for free. And it was all due to the fact that I was verbal about it. My low vision specialist did not even know this device existed. I told him that I wanted to own one of these down the line in the future but they were just too expensive for me currently. He ended up looking into it on his own free time and found a way to get it for me for free. 2 weeks later I get a phone call that I was to receive this device. And the funds came from a lovely family that donated to the hospital. I was blessed by good people and that's how I got my device. I did not beg or ask in any way shape or form to own this device. Just was very verbal about how much I wanted it. After telling the story to friends in my association for the blind, more than two of them came back to me months later telling me that they also received this device for free by just being verbal. Either through a fundraiser, or a donation. So, do you want to buy it now totally up to you. I do know that my device can no longer do some of the things the newer versions can do as they make you pay for updates. But mine does exactly what I need it to do. So buying the newest device with all the coolest features doesn't always make a huge difference. Sometimes it is better just to pay less for the older model. But again, it is totally up to you and your own personal decision if you want to buy it now or later. Do I think the device is worth $4,000. Personally I have to say no, our phones can do a lot of the things this device can do however it gives us the benefit of being hands-free. It's the feeling of feeling independent again. But that's not me knocking the device, I still think it's worth owning due to the fact it did make my life much easier. I don't use it each and every day especially now due to covid. But now that things are calming down we get out more and I tend to forget to bring it with me. Lol plus I have an amazing wife that always reads the menu to me. But I need to start being a better husband and bringing the device out. Give her a break. Lol let her be mentally conscious about her own appetite. Haha I hope I was able to answer your question. And hope to hear more comments from you in the future. God bless and may your week and your weekend and every future day after that be an amazing one.
@TheGeneticHouse2 жыл бұрын
Daaaamn when I started my channel in 2011 the only LHON vides were Jeremy's world blind golf videos and me how things have grown 👏😃🦯🧑🦯
@myvisuallyimpairedlife56742 жыл бұрын
Yeah, when I started my KZbin channel me and many others became one big knit family on KZbin. Most of us blind KZbinrs keep in communication from time to time. But remember Brian, before I started my KZbin channel I got on the good old KZbin to learn about my blindness amongst other things that I was going through. I came across videos from people like Sam from the blind life, how Casey sees it etc and you my friend. You guys were all inspiration for me. Starting this KZbin channel was definitely the most therapeutic thing I did for my blindness. Hopefully I can get the time and willpower to make more videos soon. Thanks for checking out the channel.