How COVID-19 has affected the way I access the community as a blind person
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Published 2020-06-20
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All Comments (7)
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That’s great that there’s only been five cases so far in your area. Knock on wood. I think you get all the main points of the challenges related to visual impairment and coved. For me, the social distancing has definitely been the most difficult. Not being able to judge how close people are, I thought I was paranoid about personal space before, that’s nothing compared to now LOL.
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Hopefully you are safe where you are. Victoria sounds like it’s having some problems at the moment with the coronavirus. People have been pretty good where I live. When I’m out with York let him to give us a little bit more room. And people in the shops have been considerate. Most of the big stores have extra staff on the door. Who are helpful. Another great video. Cheers!
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My wheelchair just runs over or into the barriers lol, otherwise I go out with my support worker
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Hey Mel I just have a suggestion are you open?. Well I think it would be a good idea for you to create a Facebook group so all of us blind people could meet just something to think about you don’t have to do it just a suggestion
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Probably they get excited, because they think mommy is going to do the announcer voice remember? I commented a while back. I can’t remember which video it was though, you can look back on your videos and then tell me which one. They think mommies announcer voice is funny LOL
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I get a tai to the vet, no other way
