If you’ve read my story on the About Me page, you already know that my journey with vision loss has been full of challenges, growth, and unexpected joys. But what comes after the diagnosis? After the initial fear, frustration, and uncertainty? That’s what this page is all about—moving forward, adapting, and thriving.
Adjusting to vision loss isn’t just about learning new skills; it’s about embracing a new perspective. When I first realized my eyesight was changing, I thought I was losing control. But in reality, I was gaining something profound—a deeper understanding of resilience, adaptability, and the power of community.
Through technology, mobility training, and support from the blind and visually impaired community, I discovered that blindness doesn’t limit potential—it redefines it.
Adaptability is a superpower – Learning to do things differently isn’t a setback; it’s an opportunity to grow.
Asking for help isn’t weakness—it’s a strength. The right support can transform challenges into stepping stones.
Your mindset shapes your experience – I refuse to let my blindness define me, and neither should you.
If you’re new to this journey, know that there is life beyond sight. You are capable, worthy, and still the author of your own story. It may take time, but you will find your rhythm, confidence, and joy again.
I built I Now Pronounce You – Blind to help others see that blindness is not the end—just a new way of experiencing the world. Whether you’re looking for practical advice, emotional support, or a reminder that you’re not alone, you’re in the right place.
Let’s embrace this journey together