Let's Talk About. Board Games & my challenges as a VIP

[@BlindtoBillionaire]

Hey Vincent! This is a fun video, I’ve never seen one like this by any other visually impaired or blind channels, great topic! I hope all is going well for you, haven’t heard from you in a while and haven’t had a new video in a few days, just hope everything is well with you and your family! Talk to you again soon, Matt

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you for your concern I would be lying if I said I did not have a bummed week. I got into a funk and now I'm getting back out of it. I did however have a ton of stuff on my plate the last two weeks. All good things though. As you will see one of them tonight when I upload my video. But between doing yard work and finishing my peer support intec groups that the association for the blind plus doing a charity event and getting ready for another one I have had a lot on my plate. I am back uploading today back on schedule for the rest of the week the week I had. Again thanks for your concern and I have been watching your videos I have not missed a single one. Also, I'm glad you liked the board game video. I decided that I am going to start reviewing certain board games that work for the visually impaired and blind. I've collected board games for many years so it's kind of a hobby of mine so would be really easy for me to talk about. So be waiting for those videos. My next board game videos going to be on Monopoly.

[@BlindGrilling]

They cheat because you are too good. That is such a cool collection. We have family game nights as well and use a lot of dice games and braille cards.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I am going to try to learn Braille my Association for the blind is getting ready to sign me up. I didn't even think of Braille cards. That would be something I would like to see in person or try out. Thanks for the comment.

[@splashesin8]

Blind Grilling Braille cards are the first thing I got to practice with while I was waiting on Braille class materials. I also ordered the wooden Braille blocks from one of the catalogs. My friends loved the blocks as well, for the printed aesthetic as well as they began to play with my slates and styluses and write me notes trying to make them hard for me to guess in context, so I could trust my fingers, instead of guessing ahead. Hee!

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@splashesin8 that's awesome you know what I saw yesterday which I thought it was cool. Was a braille fidget block. It's just a block with the alphabet all around it so that you can learn the alphabet while fidgeting around or bored. It was like $5 so I think I'm going to buy it. I saw it on Maxi AIDS website. I also saw Uno Braille version for $14. I'm glad to see a lot of people are liking the board game video. It's obviously a topic that is big for all of us visually impaired and blind people. I'm going to make more videos on this topic most definitely so happy to see you guys conversing on this matter.

[@MidnightBaker]

Having family and friends that help is so awesome and so necessary. My husband has helped me with uno. We always call out the cards as we lay them down. However i can't read some of the newer decks' yellow cards as they are white on yellow with no outline. So what he did was write the numbers in the corner of those cards so i could play easier. I know they make low vision and i think even braille versions if some cards. Maybe you could write in the number and a letter for the color on the cards so you could play if you want. I love card and board games! My favorite board game is monopoly. I am like you with clue and have multiple versions lol. Fun video thanks for sharing!

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you for the comment, we love playing clue and Monopoly. I am going to do a game review on Monopoly. The best version of Monopoly for the visually impaired and blind has to be ultimate banking Monopoly. Look into that board game you have so much fun unless you already have it.

[@MidnightBaker]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 i have wanted that one but haven't gotten it yet. Will definitely look into it.

[@splashesin8]

We used to have game nights all the time at my apartment, prior to me being blind, and we tried to adapt whatever we could afterwards. I made a lot of new boards for some of our usual games early into being blind. I had no computers as a sightling. Basically learned most computer using stuff starting maybe being three years into being blind. I love old school board games, and cards. I made a tactile scrabble board for a fraction of the cost of a ready made Braille Scrabble set. It's sort of arty! Hangs on the wall. Same with a giant tactile chess board I made. I wanted something I could also float in the pool, so carved out of styrofoam and velcro on the three dimensional squares. I need to make new pieces that are a bit sturdier, without pulling apart leaving the velcro sticking behind them. I liked the lightness of it and being able to leave the game in progress where it left off, hanging vertically on the wall. I think I would really like this game you're talking about playing here.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

That is awesome you are like me we both think outside the box. Only way to live positive. You would definitely love this game. This has to be my most favorite board game of all board games. Second to that is clue. But this game has sentimental value to me as it is something I own since childhood and played with my best friend who still to this day comes over to play it. Started playing it when I was around eight years old and 37 years old now and play it still. Thank you for this awesome comment I think it's great that you are so creative. I need to learn how to be more creative as I've always been my entire life but can admit I have not been half as creative since my visual impairment. All I'm trying to say is I need to give myself more projects and challenges. Thank you for the inspiration.

[@splashesin8]

You are probably doing double the challenges during this time right now, figuring out new ways you're going to get things done, to the par that you liked to do them before, but also getting kids and spouse type things done as you go along simultaneously! Hee! I had the advantage of getting to practice a lot of stuff, before everyone else could watch or hurry me along. I could relate remembering trying to come up with ways of talking to old friends crossing paths with me out and about, especially when I was immersed in learning to cane. For sure my friend's little kids and my nephew all helped me cut myself some slack with feeling like I was in a fishbowl with that, and a peanut gallery from all the balconies. Omigoodness! I was 33.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@splashesin8 you nailed it right on the head. I have not told any of my friends growing up about my visual impairment. Unless they watch my channel they will not know. I did not announce it on social media as I hate pity parties. When I come across people I know from the past while on the road or at a store it's always a story to explain but that's better than getting a ginormous social media pity party. LOL I'm still adapting everyday to my visual impairment and learning new things. I'm still a newbie to all of this life change. I'm trying to adopt as fast as possible to be ahead of the game. Sounds to me like you got some great stories just too bad you haven't started your own channel. I definitely would listen. Thanks for the awesome comment.

[@OntheFritz]

Awesome collection! 😎 Some of our faves are Munchkin, Kings of Tokyo, Clue, Scattegories, and Apples to Apples. We play DnD, too! My husband is currently the DM 😃

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

We have Apples to Apples also. I was a little upset when I couldn't even play that game with a magnifier. Only one word or two. We can play it but it takes me forever. I get frustrated my eyes just to get all cross-eyed. But I get the orcam tomorrow. So hopefully card games will be no problem anymore. I love card games can't wait to have them back in my life.

[@OntheFritz]

Dang that stinks! I really hope the Orcam can help so you can play card games again!

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@OntheFritz thank you and I really hope so as well. I miss playing Epic spell Wars. If you have not played that one yet I highly suggest you do. It's fun and funny. Not really kid-friendly though more for adults. I'd say 15 years and up. My boys love it.

[@LiveAccessible]

Hey Vincent! This is why I am trying to learn Braille. At least it is one of the reasons. They have a lot of Braille games end if they don't have them, you can adapt it using Braille. At least for certain games. We have Braille Uno over here and s a lot of fun! ☺️

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

This is awesome. I actually signed up for Braille today at my Association for the blind. They're calling me back with all the paperwork and information. I am excited to hear this about games did not even think about that. I am getting more and more excited about Braille. And it's the free Braille organization that you were talking about previously. They are just going to give them the paperwork telling them that I am visually impaired. Thank you for the awesome insight as always. You are an awesome friend to have.

[@splashesin8]

Live Accessible I'm excited for y'all learning Braille. It helps with so many things, whether you use it a little or a lot! I started learning it somewhere between 34 & 35. It took forever to get access to the primers, but finally Commission for the Blind got a little class going for myself and a couple of other people. I wanted to move through it as soon as I could because I wanted to learn music code. I'm still working on music code. There's so much of it! I just refresh myself on it and try to add something new in as I go. It's a little tricky because it's not super intuitive with the literary code, but that's okay. I use literary code in my own way to make music cheat sheets that make sense to me, as well as try to absorb the trickier parts for when I just have to take more thorough notes. It was nice to have literary code right away. I was so happy to be able to make a phone rolodex! So much easier than my old method of fast forwarding and rewinding cassettes! Yep. I didn't have Braille the first couple years. I didn't think I could do it, but at some point feeling the Mcdonald's lid I thought, "You know what! I'm ready!"

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@splashesin8 this is so awesome to hear. I will admit my big fear and learning Braille is the fact that I am 37 years old. I wasn't so sure I was going to grasp it as well as if I was a young kid. I can't even remember what I did yesterday. LOL I'm getting old hahaha. However, this comment gives me hope and more confidence and learning how to read Braille. As much as I'd like electronic devices being able to read pages for me the fact of the matter is that it is just not the same as tactile or visual. I need that back in my life. For example, I love doing Bible study at my church and I love to learn the educated but I have a hard time remembering everything I hear. But when I used to read I would remember at all. I am a visual type of person but now that I am visually impaired it is 360 my entire perspective on life. If I see people I remember them by their face more than their voice so now it's almost impossible for me to remember names and who people are. Kind of the same thing when it comes to reading for me. Thank you for the awesome comment. You gave me hope

[@splashesin8]

I just realized my wording may have made it seem like I said literary code wasn't intuitive. I found literary code is, kind of intuitive. It is the music code that is a little less intuitive because of the way it has to be able to use part of the grid for holding note count values, thus cannot simply use A through G the same way as it is in regular reading as in the literary code. It's kind of like having to flip the switch in your head for using music code differently though it resembles your regular reading code. A little cryptogram sort of thing happens with your literary code when you switch your brain to music code. In the interest of speed I just found my own way of using literary code for some of my note by note music cramming sessions during the week, since it was easier for me to just record the phrase by phrase for timing on the hand held cassette. I just had fifteen or twenty new songs to try and mostly memorize every week at that time in my life. I hand slated all the words phrase by phrase for some of it (like church choir). Man my hands & forearms were sore from caning and Braille. Hee! Three different music venues was a bit like cross training but it kept me moving through everything. I still get a braille magazine though, where every couple of months I get a magazine with braille sheet music for five songs in it. It is very basic sheet music, with guitar chords and piano and lyrics plus note values. I practice my reading music code with those. Practice my literary reading with Science Magazine, and Rolling Stone. The Science layout makes me really have to trust my fingers. Rolling Stone is more leisurely of a read. I never used to read much fiction until I was blind. Read my first Stephen King book after I was blind. It got me really appreciating fiction, in general, and his actual writing as opposed to what movies have done to it. I will quit clogging things up for a little while! Hee! I just am so glad there's Braille.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

O M G Hero's Quest, I used to play that back in my university days and loved it. :) All the little figures are so cool. I am going to comment more on my own comment here.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

Hahaha did not realise you are such a dice princess. :) I totally understand, though, as you want something that won't frustrate you every time you use it. I started becoming much more of a princess myself since starting minimalism, as one of the reasons I was getting rid of stuff I had was because it aggravated me in small ways each time I used it.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

Drag your videos out as long as you need to! :) One of the first things all visually impaired people come to terms with is that it takes us ten times longer to do anything that involves sight than it used to. I always figure if a vid is a little slow, the viewers will be used to cranking up the playback speed to 1.5 or 2 times anyways.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

So glad your family and friends are happy to accommodate your vision situation so you all can have fun together. And it sounds like even when they are yanking your chain and tricking you, it's still all in the name of fun. :)

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

You might be able to find more quests online too, once you cycle through all the ones that you have. The dungeon master or whatever you call it who led the games I played, he'd come up with some scnarios of his own that he was keen to play once he found his new audience.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Those little figures sell for crazy money individually. It's insane how much that board game got in value over the years. I remember going to Toys R Us with my mom in the early 90s and buying it brand new. I have other board games that are old and worth a lot. I don't know if you remember the board game called nightmare, or atmosphere. They were video board games with the GateKeeper that you played in the dark. I still have a lot of board games I've had since a kid. Always had a love for bored games.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Hey man, I saw the episode of live accessible where you were being interviewed. Just wanted to say that was awesome

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you Ryan, I hope she ends up contacting you as well so that we can get an awesome interview from The Amazing magician. Maybe you can do a trick at the end of the interview.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Vincent Grasso My Visually Impaired Life Did you email me? I haven’t seen an email from you so I can mail that card to you.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@theamazingblindmagician6743 sorry Ryan I've been away for the weekend I've did some cool stuff and I got caught up and forgot. I will email you tomorrow morning promise. I was very excited when I won. My daughter I was excited as well cuz she loves to watch your channel with me. I apologize I feel bad but I honestly just got caught up in everyday life. I haven't even checked my own emails on my visually impaired life. I've been procrastinating.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Vincent Grasso My Visually Impaired Life hey, it’s no problem at all. I totally understand. So glad that you guys were excited, as well as your daughter.

[@anodysseyofsteven1985]

Hey Vincent. Since I can't figure out how to send you a message I hear on KZbin I decided to go on your last video here just to wish you a wonderful happy birthday. I hope you had a wonderful day filled with many special blessings and memories. Love you buddy!

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Well thank you very much for the birthday wishes. I ended up going out to eat at TGIF Fridays with my family and then after that we went and grab some ice cream and I got myself some soft serve vanilla with rainbow sprinkles. Got to spend the day with my family that's all I could ask for best gift ever.

[@donnaallison7462]

Thanks so much for this video about board games.love them but haven't played sense I lost my sight

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

You should still try. There are a lot of board games you can still play while being blind. I decided I am going to start reviewing certain board games that are easier to play visually impaired or blind. So keep your ears peeled for notifications for my channel. Thank you for watching

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Definitely love board games and card games. So I’m Car games I have to use the magnifier for, and some are big enough for me to use. It depends on the type of game, I guess.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

The problem with my vision is that magnifiers just don't work for me. My CCTV Works a little bit better however it is humongous and just does not work out for board games. LOL I am getting the orc am finally on Tuesday so hopefully that allows me to play certain games like card games with writing. Instead of trying to make my eyeballs work the or can we'll just tell me in my ear quietly what I am trying to read. Sounds a whole lot more sensible to me.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Vincent Grasso My Visually Impaired Life That’s awesome

[@blindlyexploring]

Wow interesting. I do like to play virtual game haha

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

It's fun we even do the voices. LOL

[@toniedudley6593]

Hi Vincent Great video. Me and my family are game players ps4 and xbox's one etc and board games .When I went severely blind i was upset missing out listening to them play .So i started to find ways i could play like cluedo we bought the talking board game card games they have raised dots and dominoes the same .My 5 year old daughter loves board games any with dice she let's me know what number or colour I land on or if I can I have a talking pen let's me know colours and what I'm writing, numbers from Amazon. I buy games or books that's electronic to help me and my daughters .

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

That is awesome. Families are the best. Help us keep our sanity. I am planning on making reviews on certain board games that are great for the visually impaired or blind. I have a couple right now that I can think of on top of my head. But one is Monopoly ultimate banking. The cool thing is there is no cash or colors to try to read. It's all through credit card and a credit card reader. My kids and my wife just have to hit the appropriate button for my action. Then I just swipe my card through the credit card machine, action done. The best part is the credit card machine does all the math for you so that your number is stored in the computer and you know exactly who won or went bankrupt. Very simple and a lot of fun. Look into that board game it's usually $15 at Walmart. Thanks for the comments always good to hear from you.

[@LiveAccessible]

Oh, and have you seen the dice they have from maxiaids? They are black with white dots, but they are also tactile so you can feel how many thoughts.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I have been looking everywhere for black dice with white dots and I've had no luck even on eBay. The ones that do fine or not the correct kind I need. Not once did I look or even think of Maxi AIDS. I have an entire catalog that my wife can go through with me. I will look into this thank you so much. Did not even think of this as an option. I feel like banging my head on the wall. Everybody is giving me so much info I had no clue about in the comments section. I feel like saying to myself duh! LOL

[@SassyWyattBlind]

I love that your family/ friends tell you the wrong thing to cheat, my family like to laugh with me and at my expense 😂 I hope the Or Can works well for you 😄 Sassy

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

It's all good my family just get mad I always win all the time. So they have to cheat and lie and deceive me to win. LOL And your cam has done good so far. There are few things I don't like and I will talk about them in a future upcoming video. I'm putting my orcam through the wringer. So I can give a honest in-depth review. Thank you so much for watching my videos. I actually checked out yours as well and I am happy that I did. You seem like an amazing individual I listen to your life story and heard about your guide dog. I also subscribed and rang the notification Bell on your channel. Thank you for finding me looking forward to hearing more comments from you in the future. You will be hearing some for me. Maybe not on your makeup videos though because I don't tend to wear too much makeup now and days. LOL

[@SassyWyattBlind]

Vincent Grasso My Visually Impaired Life you are so good, they can’t even beat you without cheating lol. I tested the OR Cam a few years ago, I really enjoyed the practical stuff it could help me with but I didn’t think it was worth the cost. Looking forward to your in depth assessment 😃 Thanks so much for watching and subscribing, just to let you know I am a new subscriber 🎉 Haha my make up series is finished now, blind girl travel and stories shall resume! PS you have a GSOH 😃

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@SassyWyattBlind well I will give you a sneak peek on what I think so far. I am grateful I did not have to pay for it. But I also think it is worth something. This device so far definitely makes a difference. But what I want to pay $4,500 for it maybe not. But I can tell you this it is a great invention. And with more tweaks and further advancements it can be something special. Personally, I feel that this device should be something given to all individuals that are declared legally blind. For free. If you think of the cost that countries and states invest in the visually impaired and blind or disabled in general it comes out to a lot of money. Believe it or not the price tag for this little device is far less than most devices out there. This should just be something they give to all visually impaired and blind people cuz it would help them right out the gate. Especially when it comes to work and just living more independent and with less depression and anxiety. All this will be in my upcoming video on the orcam. But you have been so much fun to chat with that I just had to give you the inside scoop so far.

[@TheBlindTreasureHunter]

Hey Vincent, what’s happening? I miss playing game boards. I grew up with game boards and I love to play clue, risk and scrabble. I think independent living.com or Maxi aids.com might have the black dice. Great video by the way.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you so much for your Insight. You and a few other people said the same thing about Maxi AIDS and the dice. I didn't even think of looking into that. I feel like a doofus. I looked on eBay, Amazon, and other game related websites with my family and to no avail. At least for the type of dice I want. My son just looked into it as I'm typing this message and I found them. They are the correct ice that I need. Awesome! They are $12. thank you for your help.

[@mattinfullvision9598]

Vincent this is great. I use a lot of tactile aids. Do you ever play any card games? I have put braille on all of my card games

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I do not know Braille. But I just started the process of getting into the free Braille Education Service. My Association for the blind is getting the paperwork ready for me. Can't wait to learn something new. Hopefully it opens up a whole new world for me when it comes to reading and board games and card games. Thank you for watching my friend. Hope things are going great for you across the pond.

[@mattinfullvision9598]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 well I wish you the best of luck with learning braille my friend, I hope it all goes well and helps you in the future. Yes things are great over here, although my two year old half brother is ill so that's not good, other than that everything is great. How are things with you. Also I watched the interview you did with Carrie from Live Accessible. Very good

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@mattinfullvision9598 well I will say a prayer for your little brother. Kids are so good at getting sick. They grow out of it though. Things are good I just went on a 3 day getaway with other friends that were visually impaired and blind. Did a charity event and I have another one coming up in a month. I'm going to do a walk for charity where whole bunch of my friends and I that are visually impaired and blind cane for 2 miles. Going to be fun fun fun. Thank you for asking and thank you for liking the interview. I was so nervous doing the interview but I got it done and it was fun.

[@mattinfullvision9598]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 you did a great job in that interview. Hopefully my brother recovers soon because he's super miserable when he's ill lol. What's the weather like over the pond. I ask cos we've had a weird day over here. It's about 5.15 in the afternoon and so far we've had sunshine, rain, wind and hale. Anyway I hope your charity walk goes well. I also do a lot of charity work for the RNIB (which is the Royal National Institute for the Blind) they've helped me a lot throughout my life and I like to give back. Especially as they are not government funded

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@mattinfullvision9598 it is sunny and 61 degrees Fahrenheit. However, every other day we've had in the last month has been rainy mopey and gloomy. All I want to do is get outside and try to do some yard work but the weather is not allowing me to do so. Of course today we're out running errands and it's sunny for a change. LOL It's nice to know that you do charity events as well. You should start a football team for the Blind and Visually Impaired. They have soccer balls that beep so that you all can play. That would be good to do for charity and you can run it all by yourself. Enjoy your week Matt always awesome to have conversation with you.

[@BlindGuyShow]

I haven’t played any board games since going blind. I wonder if an Alexa could be used in place of dice? Alexa roll a dice or Alexa pick a number between 1 and 12.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

It can also can't the Google mini as well. Affect the mini is better than the Alexa when it comes to dice rolling. But nothing could ever replace actual tactile dice.

[@theamazingblindmagician6743]

Yay, a fellow geek

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

And I am proud to be a geek as well. #geek power. LOL

[@mattinfullvision9598]

Hey Vincent, just wanted to wish you a happy birthday for today. I hope you have a good one

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

B T W have you tried out using your Google Home device to roll dice for you? I just tried it out with my Echo Dot and my Mini, and they were able to. The Mini was able to roll two dice for me and read them back, but the Echo Dot only ever rolls one die at a time. I just tried them both out with a 20 sided die and they both worked. You could try converting the melee dice from Hero's Quest into numbers (1 and 5 are eneby shields etc). Sorry if someone else already suggested this, I have pretty low reading stamina these days.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

I already knew how to use the Google mini to roll dice. But it is just not the same. I need to physically roll those dice. If I use the mini that all physical and mental interaction is out the window. Thank you though for telling me this. It is always nice to have a friend to help. But I will stick to the old-fashioned dice and try to read them to the point I cannot do it any longer.

[@KonjikiKonjiki]

@@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674 I think I genuinely know what you mean. Me and my family are kind of superstitious I guess you'd say with games of chance and spent a lot of hours playing them. One of my uncles worked at a thoroughbred race track while I was growing up, so when we went to visit him, my older sister would make my bets for me because I was too young to place them myself. I would just make simple win, place, show bets but she said I always came out ahead at the end of the day. We'd also all used to play Yahtzee together, and I remember the feeling I'd get before rolling a Yahtzee, or triple sixes, etc. almost on command. Not at all the same when I played Farkle online.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

@@KonjikiKonjiki exactly my feelings. Just got to say one thing to you mail don't ever go to Foxwoods or Las Vegas or Mohegan Sun you will have a gambling problem. Hahaha

[@splashesin8]

I'm glad to know about the twenty sided roll! ☺️

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

Was up vin😊

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

What's up buddy. One day you and I are going to have a real conversation. LOL

[@mattinfullvision9598]

What's up? What about the sky

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

Vincent Grasso My Visually Impaired Life cool😎

[@jarrenlumpkin5178]

Matt In Full Vision lol😂

[@donnaallison7462]

Braille the dice

[@anodysseyofsteven1985]

HEY VINCENT. I USE TO BE INTO PLAYING BOARD GAMES, BUT NOT SO MUCH NOW. NOW I AM A HUGE CARD GAMER. I USE TO ALSO PLAY VIDEO GAMES, BUT LIKE YOU IT IS GETTING HARDER TO SEE AS THE CLOUDYNESS IS THICK AT TIMES AND HARD TO SEE THROUGH. I FOUND SOMETHING THAT MIGHT HELP YOU WITH THE DICE SITUATION. BELOW IS THE LINK TO THE PAGE. I HOPE THAT THIS MIGHT BE WHAT YOUR LOOKING FOR. www.maxiaids.com/giant-tactile-dice-black-with-white-dots-set-2 THANKS FOR SHARING AND LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT VIDEO YOU MAKE.. SEE YOU THEN MY FRIEND.

[@myvisuallyimpairedlife5674]

Thank you so much this comment. If I had found the dice and I am ordering them. I can't believe I did not even think of looking on Maxi AIDS as that is where I buy my white cane and identification canes. I love playing card games however the ones I like to play I have a lot of writing you have to read. Like epic spell Wars and zombies. I'm getting orcam this week so hopefully that allows me to play those kinds of card games once again. Cannot wait to find out.

[@anodysseyofsteven1985]

HEY VINCENT. I AM GLAD THAT I COULD HELP WITH THE DICE. AS SOON AS YOU SAID YOU WERE HAVING TROUBLE FINDING DICE, MAXI AIDS POPED IN MY HEAD. I REALLY HOPE THE ORICAM IS A BLESSING FOR YOU AND IT HELPS. WISHING YOU ALL THE BEST AND CAN'T WAIT TO HEAR YOUR EXPERIENCE USING THE ORICAM.