Got Poor Sight ?
We know Reading is difficult.
We know crossing the road is difficult.
We know even just enjoying life is difficult.
So join us and learn how
to get the best out of life.
With Shoreham Macular Support Group
2nd Tuesday each month
10.00 – 11.30am
at the Shoreham Centre
We, sight-impaired people, cannot see a smile, or a wave of the hand, or “catch someone’s eye”, we cannot recognise a person’s face.
Winning, Nov 2024 Update The improvements: Smartphones are smarter; when switched off, by voice I can tell it to call a particular person or to open a new email; switch itself on by fingerprint or facial recognition (very quick); more useful search results (BARD/Chat GPT); dictate emails, documents, diary details and calendar reminders; auto repeating…
Time to check? Each one either makes life easier or means more money. Are you registered with sight loss or severe sight loaa? Blue card? Disabled Bus Pass (with carer)? Blind persons tax allowance? Assistance Allowance? Disabled persons Railcard? (Chargeable) 50% off TV Licence Local News spoken via CD or USB stick fortnightly For the…
Absolutely wonderful, the pavements have been cleared of hedges and brambles sprawling across them.
It means it is much easier for vision impaired people as well
More White Sticks than I’ve seen in years At Shoreham Centre on 27 Feb 2024 A very popular event for the blind and partially sighted. We were talking to “The Supermarkets” but the most exciting speaker was from Proctor and Gamble. They have two life-changing innovations: Adding a surface pattern, vertical lines on shampoo bottles…
OIL and WATER? Sighted and the Unsighted. I think there is a natural collision which makes it difficult for non-sighted people to join and work with sighted people.The differences that need to be circumvented:
Tomorrow’s Tides
Today’s Actions
