Diagnosed with RP at 45 now 72 and still working. Best Wishes from Scotland to the Carroll Centre from Eddie and the Carroll Clan.

My husband has this. He is nearly 70 and slowly losing vision since he was 40.. It occur to all 3 of his siblings. He now has a guide dog which gives him more independence. He doesn’t let no vision stop him doing things. Annamieke and Brian from NZ

This is incredible! So inspiring!!

Great panel...thanks so much all for coordinating this!

Thank you so much for recording these sessions, as i was traveling that afternoon. This was fantastic information...very informative!

Your video is very good. I like it a lot. I have been trying to talk to you for a long time. I am waiting for your response. Please give me a chance to talk to you.❤️

I'll be damned. I have done it in the past, but with RP it was impossible to continue. Good to know that some rehab centers do more then others. Thanks for posting this video. Totally awesome activity for people who love fencing.

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Very good video

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Nice

Damn! back when 4 fingers didn't do anything with voiceover. this truly took me back. the motherfucking classicks yo.

Great interview

Fencing was fun

Being blind does not mean your cursed God is bragging about you

You have a nice phone

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Thanks for sharing

This is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo fun!!!!!!!!!!!

good work

I have some web development experience from last semester's educational technology and my rule is that if it doesn't talk, it doesn't walk. What I mean by this is that if it won't be fully compatible with a screen reader, I won't send it out. I was even picky about how radio buttons read (not just the fact that they read, but how they read so that it would flow more evenly).

Did i see Anicia Topian in this video?

You were talking about contracts. I was wondering what your thoughts were on prepaid plans? I have a phone that is primarily for low vision, though I am told a blindness friendly model is on the way, and I'm on a prepaid plan with AT&T as a way to test the waters before determining if I should convince the family to leave Verizon. I primarily went to AT&T because of most of the people I know are on AT&T, and also I heard they held the crown for blindness accessibility for a good long time.

They said foil in the commentary and I heard him say "right of way," but those are epees. There's no right of way in epee...

THIS is a class that our local Blind Center does not provide, and so I was VERY surprised to see this.