Author: Linda Moore

Seems strange to read about Winter weather on this lovely (where I am) Easter Sunday!  Find out what Sue did on a day with a…

Wintry Mix

Like some of you, Sue had to quit driving when her vision worsened.  One of her biggest challenges has been to get reliable transportation to the many places she goes on a regular basis.  She felt very vulnerable when she had to ask…

How Am I Supposed to Get Home?

Sue wrote this page last December but it’s very pertinent to recent stories of people being mislead & harmed by claims of cures that aren’t here yet.  Yes, we want these cures, there IS hope and we’ve sent out an…

SOS

There’s nothing much I need to say except that Sue tells us what she considers to be a life worth living and asks what that means to us.

A Life Worth Living

Two Page Special!

With all the serious issues in the world – and in your eyes – we thought you could use some humor.  First, we think that we…

Gotta Laugh

A few days ago in real-time, an article was published that found “high levels of undiagnosed anxiety and depression persisting in patients receiving treatment [anti-VEGF injections], despite their improved visual outcomes.” Does that surprise anyone?  It certainly didn’t surprise Sue!

No Kidding!

Sue has been waiting…and waiting…and waiting for confirmation that she’ll be part of one of the 2 stem cell clinical trials for AMD that are to be held at Wills Eye Hospital in Philadelphia.  She’s not fond of dealing with bureaucracies but she knows what she should NOT do.

Kicking and Screaming

Correction: yesterday I said that Sue & her husband had a chimney fire. It wasn’t a fire, it was a clogged chimney. Sorry about that.

Last December, Sue and her husband had a chimney fire which started her to think about safety for those with visual impairments.  She shares tips on how to…

Be Safe

Considering that the original Star Trek TV show debuted in 1966, we’re guessing most of you are familiar with one or more of its incarnations.  When you read the title below, how are you pronouncing ‘futile’?  Click here if you need a refresher! ::grin::  Why is Sue using that iconic phrase?

Resistance is Futile

In the Facebook group, we are discussing ways to monitor our vision for changes.  The KeepSight website is an alternative to the Amsler Grid. No matter what method you choose,  Sue admits she’s not so great with self-monitoring.

Do As I Say

Yes, we’re still behind in ‘real time’ – Sue wrote this before Christmas 2016.  It’s not about things…read on to find out what she DOES want.

All I Want For Christmas