Picture this: A child, just like you or me, walking down the toy aisle, searching for a doll that looks like them—a doll that reflects who they are, their experiences, their beauty. Now imagine the joy of finding that perfect match. But what happens when that match isn’t quite there? This is the story of …
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Lyft has introduced a brand new safety feature for women. Read on to learn more.
Did you know February is Retinitis Pigmentosa Awareness Month? As many of you know, I am diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa, and I am often asked about my eye condition and how it impacts me in my daily life, so I thought I’d share with you a quick run down of some facts about my visual impairment as well as give you a peak into my RP journey.
It's time to examine the age-old question, should you disclose your vision impairment during the job search process? Read on for considerations for this important topic.
Have you been thinking about hopping on the Peloton train, but curious if the full experience is accessible? Check out this review from the blindness perspective.
Clubhouse is a brand new audio only social media app. Will it be the next accessible networking app for the blind and visually impaired community?
With new restrictions as a result of the Coronavirus I decided to give Stitch Fix a try. Read on to find out if it is truly accessible and if it is a solution to the online clothing shopping dilemmas that the BVI community often faces.
Are you worried about getting your prescriptions filled during the Coronavirus pandemic? Here are some helpful tips and resources that you may find helpful.
It has been far too long since I have updated you all! Give this a read to see what's on the Blindy Blog horizon.
I've had over 7 wonderful years with my Weston, and the time has come to begin the transition to my next partner in crime.
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