Hi ashley,I love and enjoy watching your video,I am also legally blind with limited vision and I use a white cane with a roller ball tip,I was born three months early and I was in the incubator for the first four months of my life in and out of many different hospitals.I have ongoing eye problems that have stabilized for now.My white cane is just tall enough for me to use due to me being 4'7" and I am 59 years old
My daughter is nonverbal and also has CVI and multiple challenges. Thank you for sharing your story and giving words to what she is likely experiencing. She also has a lot of birth trauma. She uses an ipad for communication and your information is so valuable! Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome, I actually have a friend who is in a wheelchair from cerebral palsy and while she can’t speak or walk etc, she’s actually very smart and also uses an iPad to communicate, there are different ways that people can get disabilities like CVI or cerebral palsy, but the umbilical cord is a big one, I’m happy to hear that my video helped you. I have a lot of other great videos on my channel, feel free to check them out if you have any further questions.
In this video I tell you how much and what I can really see.
Your video was easy to follow etc
your video was very straightforward and easy to follow with lots of good information
Hi ashley,I love and enjoy watching your video,I am also legally blind with limited vision and I use a white cane with a roller ball tip,I was born three months early and I was in the incubator for the first four months of my life in and out of many different hospitals.I have ongoing eye problems that have stabilized for now.My white cane is just tall enough for me to use due to me being 4'7" and I am 59 years old
My daughter has CP (due to cystic PVL) and we have just been told that she has CVI. This is a helpful video, thank you.
You're welcome, glad I could help
My daughter is nonverbal and also has CVI and multiple challenges. Thank you for sharing your story and giving words to what she is likely experiencing. She also has a lot of birth trauma. She uses an ipad for communication and your information is so valuable! Thank you ❤️
You’re welcome, I actually have a friend who is in a wheelchair from cerebral palsy and while she can’t speak or walk etc, she’s actually very smart and also uses an iPad to communicate, there are different ways that people can get disabilities like CVI or cerebral palsy, but the umbilical cord is a big one, I’m happy to hear that my video helped you. I have a lot of other great videos on my channel, feel free to check them out if you have any further questions.
great to know Ashley
Thanks! In this video I wanted to show how much I am able to see so that people are aware of just how much I can see.