Hello Everyone, Welcome to The Invisible Vision Project’s Blog. In today’s blog, I want to share with you all about what life with vision loss was like for me, as a child. I never really shared a wholesome story of my experiences of living with vision loss when I was younger, in which, it was also a very… Read More Life with Vision Loss: Childhood Version
Hello Everyone, Welcome to The Invisible Vision Project’s Blog. Today, I have one of by far the most exciting news to share with you all! And that is… *drum rolls please* YES! It’s already written as the title of the blog! So, I am once again very excited to make this an official announcement: The… Read More The Invisible Vision Project is now Self-Hosted!
Hello Everyone, Welcome to The Invisible Vision Project’s Blog. In today’s blog, it is about other people’s perspective on my Vision Loss acceptance journey, and also my response to a comment that they made. Now, I have learned so much about other people’s opinion or perspective don’t matter, especially when their opinion isn’t a helpful… Read More Don’t Feel Sorry for My Blindness
Hello Everyone, It’s been a while since I last wrote a tag blog post. As you may also notice, sometimes, when I wrote a tag blog post, I wasn’t necessarily tagged for it. But, this time it’s different! Thanks to one of my lovely blogger friend Elin from My blurred World (who created and tagged me… Read More The Disabled Blogger Tag
Hello Everyone, Welcome to The Invisible Vision Project’s Blog. This blog post is entirely unplanned, but it is absolutely a necessary one to make. So, about two weeks ago, at the beginning of the month, I received a very special and surprising email from Queen’s University, the Division of Student Affairs. The email was to notify me… Read More Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Award
[This Blog Post is a part of a Creative Project Assignment for an Academic Course] Hello Everyone, Welcome to The Invisible Vision Project’s Blog. Recently, in my last blog post from a few days ago, I wrote all about my experiences with work, as a person living with a seemingly invisible disability. You could read… Read More Persons with Disabilities Continue to Face Challenges with Work
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