Do you have a visually impaired loved one?
Join other parents in Hopeful Horizons
I'm visually impaired & here's My Story:
What the Group Provides:
Technological and medical advances news and products to help during day-to-day activities
Dozens of Parents like you who share success stories, questions, tips, and support for one another
I share my first-hand experience with being visually impaired and how you can learn from it
...and much much more!
Join our Facebook Support Group for everything needed to better support your visually impaired loved on
More About Me
My name is Spencer, I'm 28, and I was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa when I was 14. My vision has aggressively gotten worse over the last 14 years.
I went from driving to school, playing high school soccer and basketball, going to the movies, to getting my drivers licensed taken away, not being able to play sports, not able to read books, to not be able enjoy movies, to having a lazy eye (see the picture of my beautiful wife and I)
My vision went from 20/40 when I was 14 to 20/800 now.
Being visually impaired is not easy nor is it fun or ideal. But I've found out some ways to make life easier via technology, support groups, friends, family, and a great attitude.
I want to share everything I've learned and experienced WITH YOU. That way you can be better prepared on how to help your visually impaired loved one.
My Family
My family is my pride and joy.
My beautiful Wife, Madison, and I currently live in Idaho. She puts up with my visual impairment and doesn't let it stop her from loving me unconditionally. She helps me so much on the daily it's unbelievable. I don't know what I'd do without her. Learn some of her tips and tricks in the Group!
Claire is 3 and Wrenley is 1, both of them light up our world and remind us every day of how lucky we are to have both of them.
And Nike, our Labradoodle.
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DISCLAIMER: Any advice provided by myself or others in the Facebook Group is not legal advice or advice from a psychology professional. It is advice from myself, Spencer, who is severely visually impaired and is looking to help parents through a difficult time. My advice comes in the form of tricks and tips to make things easier for their loved ones with words of encouragement, technology, news articles, and other useful items to better their loved ones life.
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