Author: Linda Moore

When I find something that I think Sue will be interested in, I send it to her and sometimes that results in a her writing a page.  This is Sue’s perspective on a…

Bucket List

We’re still in August with Sue’s pages.  It will soon be a year since her worsening vision disrupted her life, a year since we started the website, and we’ll soon both be writing about that.  In both cases, it is indeed a…

Ticking Clock

This is Jennifer’s last page…for now.  We thank her for her willingness to share her journey with us.  Here she tells the story of her Grandpa who gave her hope for her future.

Tales from the Wet Side: Part 5 Not Afraid

Find out why her future is so bright!

Tales from the Wet Side: Part 4 The Future’s So Bright

Jennifer is in her mid 40s and she wants to be able to work for 20 years or more.  She expressed her concern to her RS about her treat-and-extend schedule.    Here’s what happened.

Tales from the Wet Side: Part 3 I’m a Person, Too!

Jennifer tells us about the planning necessary to have a career and a family while dealing with the symptoms of and treatments for her wet AMD.

Tales from the Wet Side: Part 2 Making a Living

Sue and I are VERY PLEASED to introduce a new guest author.  She and Sue are both busy with their careers and activities.  Jennifer brings a new perspective in that she is about 15 years younger than Sue and has wet AMD as opposed to Sue’s dry AMD.  I know you’ll appreciate what Jennifer has to say.

Tales from the Wet Side: Part 1 Too Young

PS.  We would LOVE to have more people write for our website whether you write 1 page or more than that.  Do you like to do research?  Is there a topic you are interested in that we haven’t yet covered?  Send me a message at light2sight5153@gmail.com.

Sue has learned a lot through vocational rehabilitation.  She shares with us some more tips from the O&M therapist.

Odds and Ends

Sue has been working with the O&M therapist on how to use a white cane, how to go up and down steps, and using landmarks to get around.  She also talks about uses for her monocular.  Even a yappy dog can help in getting yourself oriented!

Bells and Whistles and Geegaws