Light in the Tunnel
Training Update Here we are at the end of week 4 of training and it is going very well indeed. It isn’t a total bed of roses. But even a beautiful flowerbed needs some stinky stuff to make it truly… Read more…Further Tales of Training
Tails and Training Warning – This could be a long tale so, put the kettle on, make a cuppa and get yourself comfy! Then we shall begin… This has been a long time coming – both the blog and the… Read more…A Tale of Tails and Training
Sense and Sensibility No, not Sense and Sensibility the book. We are talking awareness and understanding. Our five senses and the world around us. Sense: “An ability to understand, recognize, value, or react to something, especially any of the five… Read more…Sense and Sensibility
“Mummy, what’s that stick for?” A question often heard by blinkies using a white cane. A very good question in my opinion. I do love the innocent curiosity of children. They so often ask the questions that adults want to,… Read more…What’s That Stick For?
How I see the world In September 2011, when I had undergone that vast array of tests and scans, the Consultant Ophthalmologist determined that I was right on the line between VI and SVI. It was only my right eye… Read more…“You Don’t Look Blind” Part 2
“You Don’t Look Blind!” I’ve not yet found a suitable quip to answer this often-received comment. I’m not certain if it is a good thing or a bad thing to appear differently from the way people expect. I’m not entirely… Read more…“You Don’t Look Blind” Part 1
I guess a good place to start is a bit of introduction. Well, I am that crazy woman who has tunnel vision and lives in a long metal tube. Apt maybe… OK, let me explain: I am Tracey. I come… Read more…A Little About Me.