Category: Sue’s New Page

Sometimes Sue needs some time to share some ‘odds & ends’.

Miscellaneous

I’ve been trying to publish one of Sue’s pages every other day.  This time, it’s been more than that and I am sorry.  It is certainly not for LACK of pages because Sue keeps writing and writing and writing!  The woman is wearing me out! Just kidding about that last part but she IS doing a lot of writing which is GREAT!  My husband and I are having much-need and much-delayed things done around the house and it is taking more of my time than anticipated.  Hopefully, we’ll be done soon.

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Sue doesn’t always notice that there are comments posted on pages but I do share each and every one of them with her (I actually have to approve comments before I post them).  This is her response.

Your Cards and Letters

Need a little pep talk?

Boot Camp

There is an amazing number of assistive technology devices and apps, here are a few that got Sue’s attention.

DaVinci and Others

Sue sometimes had problems finding things.  Now, with low vision, it happens more often and is more frustrating.  Where are her things going? Maybe to ….

A Black Hole?

Sue discovers Walmart.com.

Still No Milk or Eggs

Do you talk to yourself? I live with someone who does and there are times when I wonder who he is talking to!  Sue assures us that not only is it OK, but it can be therapeutic.

That Voice Inside Your Head

Sue’s not used to staying in one place especially for the Summer.  It’s time for her to fix that.

Getting Out of Dodge

You may have noticed that Sue loves quotes & she knows a lot of them.

Keep Moving Through Hell

Have you found that it’s harder to deal with mistakes now that your vision has become poor?  Do you have more self-doubt?  Sue has and she shares what it takes to not let this paralyze you.

I Screwed Up

We love it when you leave comments on our pages and posts.  Sue addresses the most recent one and offers Cookie Monster some advice.

Cookies!

How much time do you have on your hands especially if you are dealing with low vision?  How do you decide what to do with that time?  Sue gives us some advice from DBT.

How’s Your Balance?

It’s no secret at this point that Sue is a social creature.  She has many friends, several places where she works and two or three exercise classes that she attends each week. These are her priorities and sometimes she has to go to people with demands to help fulfill them.  How does she keep from this becoming a problem?

I Want, I Want, I Want

Sue started writing her journal pages for reasons she tells us here.  She encourages you to start journaling if you don’t already do that.  We also would LOVE to have YOU write for our website.   The guidelines are included in her page.  The more the merrier!

Your Macular Journal/ey

Sue continues with DBT concepts.  Curious about this one?

Rated R

Dealing with vision loss is exhausting.  There is much more planning that needs to be done, for one thing.  Sue shares one example of this.

Cope Ahead

Everywhere I turn these days I hear this quote.  What exactly does it mean?

It Is What It Is

Wonder what cheese has to do with low vision?  You’ll find out in Sue’s new page.

Say “Cheese!”