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I think you gave some very good advice. Concentrate on what you can do . I still have my tablet and my phone, but I cannot watch television anymore no matter how big the screen is.. Too big is no good, too small it's no good. Basically I just listen . My tablet is my connection and I don't know what I would do without it. But I'm still limited on my abilities to navigate websites and so forth. I have found in a world where everything everything, everything is done online, there is very little help . I was signing up for health care for my husband recently and said I'm visually impaired and really need some help with this. I was told OK well just go to the website.... Very little assistance in stores . People just don't get it.. Fortunately I still have my husband to help me Since I had to give up driving. But I was one of the lucky ones and was not diagnosed until I was in my late thirties. I had 2020 vision until then And my impairment started slowly so I was able to experience life Without hindrance for the most part. Everything just takes longer now. And there is no perfection. But that's OK.

Gr8 video bro ❤️❤️

ruclips.net/video/1CL2TSqcEFo/видео.html A. the first pilot that never aired had a Latino actress for the yellow ranger. After the first pilot was made she wanted more money so they let her go. B. The creators wanted the tallest actor to be the Red Ranger and Austin St. John was the tallest C. The show was largely going to use Japanese footage from Super Sentai and in many scenes The Blue Ranger was displaying scientific and technical no how and they wanted the Blue Ranger in power Rangers to match that. D. They wanted two girls on the team so despite the Yellow Ranger being a guy in the Japanese version, they made the US Yellow Ranger a girl E. They had hired Walter Jones before the final determination on which Ranger he would play was decided but they wanted the tallest of the five to be the leader and Walter Jones didn't look the part of a stereotypical genius so making him the blue ranger was out. The yellow Ranger was originally supposed to be played by an actress with a latin background. That leaves Black and Pink.

Hey Man! This is amazing. So cool to hear that you feel better and went for assistive devices! How did they work out for you?

Defending yourself against a criminal that's trying kill,rape or rob you isn't murder it's self defense. As an Irishman from Dublin I completely agree and stand by the 2nd amendment that has allowed me to protect myself and my family on 4 different occasions my gun has saved lives. So respectfully disagree with you my friend.

We want more ! We want more !

Irish people have really high violent tempers and drinking problems and add guns to the mix and I can see why they hate guns.Yea dumb asses should not own guns!! And a small team of navy seals can take over that libtards country in one night. A bunch of people that have to drink to fight but still cannot fight lol Ireland will always be a land of victims hmm the fighting Irish my ass!!

It's Logan 2 no Logan 3

Many people with low vision find the use of filters help. Making the movie/show black and white or even monochrome can sometimes help them make out what’s on the screen. Tutorial here: ruclips.net/video/-A7IBryoIwg/видео.html Another option is to use a gear VR and netflix or hulu. This of course with only help with nearsighted low vision impairments.

Yea give your guns away so only the bad guys have them, and so you have nothing to protect yourself from the government, and nothing to protect the first amendment and the rest, smart.....

Hello there I'm Sam, I am also legally blind I can definitely relate to what you are saying when it comes to TV and video games I'm completely blind in my right eye and just a little more than halfway blind in my left eye I have very low visual acuity subtitles are impossible for me to read even if I'm looking at them at a distance I also miss a lot of action on the TV or the cinema screen because I too can only see one specific area at a time yes I can constantly scan by turning my head back and forth but that gets a little uncomfortable after a while. I also have nystagmus which is involuntary movement of the eyes that makes it very hard for me to focus on anything for a long time. what I would suggest for you in movie theaters and at home when it ever it's available use a service called audio description it's a narration track that describes everything that's on the screen including subtitles you might want to check with your local Cinema see if they offer that I know services like Netflix and Amazon Prime offer that on some content I also use adaptive devices magnification special glasses but yes take them into a movie theater would make you look suspicious so I also don't do that. Thanks for sharing.

Hi how are you, I also have Stargardts And like you I was diagnosed when I was 7 years old, I am 28 now and everything you describe i can relate to also regarding your vision however I don’t see double when I focus on objects close up instead I just frustrate my eyes and give myself headaches . I use my camera to do the exact same things as you I think it’s brilliant for getting around public transport, airports etc.. some days can be more difficult than others especially when driving is out of the option and a long day can feel like a much longer day dealing with all the extra challenges but the fact that I can get out and about and do pretty much all I need and want with a few exceptions is perfect enough. I come from a family who have been in the motor trade all their lives and I am a huge car fan so you can imagine how devastated I was even at 7 to be told it was a big No driving is not going to happen I’m afraid. It certainly hasn’t stopped my interest at all. There’s so muchI have done and still can do with limited vision even driving on a race track, goKarting , horse riding , tennis, American football, rugby anything I wanted to do I did it just did it in a different way and that’s the key to it I think. Personal question are you Irish your accent sounds Irish sorry .

dude thats really solid for your first, I like the background details you’ve added in there, great touch. Maybe for the next, you can throw in my Nutshell character too ;)

I know how you feel brother! Hang in there buddy Stargardts. Long as we stay positive things will get better!

Good to see u back 👍

Im glad to hear that things are getting better! Hope you can accomplish your goal! my best wishes

Great video Anthony, will watch future videos so keep the uploads coming!

Yaaaayyyyy ur back 😍

Tat was interesting ,,bring back the vids ☺

I also have Stargardts and the struggle is real! I can't go to the theaters anymore and if I play my favorite video game Skyrim I have to be extremely close to the tv/pc screen. 😢

I've been dx for nearly 9yrs. Reg blind. I work at a restaurant, and it can be so f*cking hard sometimes! Colleagues don't understand and think I use it as an excuse to be lazy or am selective about what I can see. Customers obviously can't know, it's an invisible disability. I've never had issues with accepting this part of me, I have a lot of pride around my independence. I started my job n the same day as two other girls, they subsequently received training for other tasks like making coffee, serving food, doing the till. I was never trained to do anything despite asking, and have been left in a position of washing pots every shift. My manager said she didn't train me to do anything, and thought she would "leave me to my own devices" because of my vi. She has basically given zero support or accommodation, I have a right to be trained to do what other people can, within reason, right? She thought the compassionate thing to do would be to leave me alone, my boyfriend says it's just an excuse for her lazy management. 7 people have started work there after me and have surpassed me, ability wise. They all received training. For nearly 6 months I agonized why I was being left out, thinking I wasn't being trained because I was rubbish or they didn't give a shit about me, and kinda gave up trying hard to impress at my job because I felt robbed off.

is it hard living in normal life? mine seems progressing im scared, im only 26. my symptoms are - Gray Shades(transparent) - Permanent Black Spot(white while eye closed, disappear during sleep i don’t why) - high sensitive to light - have lazy left eye since i was a kid on the other hand i have eye check up this feb.

I know exactly how you feel. I have Choroideremia, long story short, the nerves in the back of my eye dont get enough blood flow so they die off overtime. This gives me night blindness, light sensitivity, and is eroding my peripheral vision. Im at less than 5 degrees now which is like looking through a paper towel roll. I feel your pain as I already have to sit in the back of the theatre just to see enough of the screen to know whats going on and adding subtitles, especially when theyre not in the same place everytime really makes it hard to enjoy a film. When I do read them its all I see so like you I miss everything else happening on screen. Next time you go, ask the theatre if they have audio discriptor equipment a lot of theatres do, but dont make it known for some reason. Essentially its a headset that explains whats going on. Kind of like listening to an audiobook about the film while watching the film. It helps. It still takes you out of the film a bit, but if the film has subtitles or is filmed very dark, the audio discriptor does a good job of filling in what you dont see. I hope they do, and I hope this helps. Thanks for sharing, knowing others feel your struggle always seems to help. Best regards.

I like your outlook. You have a similar mentality to myself. I was diagnosed with Stargahdts 8 years ago, and it got more apparent quickly. Adapting is the nest way to live with this and realise it could be so much worse, but mainly concentrating on what i can do and not what I can't do.

Did anyone try ocutec or any buoptic lenss

Just came across you channel and was like aghh he's irish.. im also irish, have stargardts, was diagnosed when I was 8ish and I'm now 29.. iv only ever met one other Irish person with stargardts so just thought I'd say hi!!

Such wise and honest words (without drama), thank you. Perfect for anxious parents too.

interesting video, "mate" ;-) -your friendly neighbourhood canadian anglophile (ireland counts under that rite? not just england ?? it should count. wales too.)

That's how I felt about the Walking Dead! 😹 It's just hype now.

Hello... I've got Stargardts too and I can relate to everything that you mentioned. This week's been pretty bad for me, but like you said we've just got to be more strong..! Thankyou :)

You have an adorable accent! Sometimes I can't understand you. I don't think I have an accent but I guess I do.

Wow long time my Irish friend hope all is well

Snitches get stitches!

I must say good to see you back

I agree almost entirely, glad I'm not the only one who loved it, but like..... it wasn't everything I wanted it to be.

Seems like VR headsets are a great solution for your eye condition ;). That's something you don't hear often :). If you like horror, you can also go for Until Dawn: Rush of Blood. It's short, but it is also cheap and actually a good game. Has it share of jumpscares though. Great atmosphere and great arcade fun.

hi

wut up man i have 65 subs yay

Hopefully it comes out soon and for PS VR.

hey

i can't wait i want the neo

nice

when i had 50 i was pretty happy

hey you have 2 more subs than me i have 57 subs

You gotta read the book. This new look of pennywise is how he looks in the book. And this isn't a remake or reboot, it is a readaption of the book and will have nothing to do with the TV series with Tim curry, who didn't even look close to the book version like this.

No it's not it's coming in fall nobody knows when it's coming

think you are in this clip

Do you have a ps4?

So glad you had this experience! He's amazing man, and always puts on a wonderful show! Be sure to friend him on facebook!!

this needs to released this week I can't wait