When the Taylor Swift Reputation Stadium Tour premiered on New Year’s Eve, I wasn’t sure if I was going to be able to watch it. I have low vision and photosensitive migraines as a result of a brain condition, so often times I have to watch […]

As the only student identified with low vision in my school district, I was asked time and time again what I could see, and what I couldn’t see. This wasn’t always very easy to explain, but I remember one day my teacher of the visually […]

My eye doctor first recommended that I get tinted glasses in eighth grade. I was worried people might tease me for looking like I wear sunglasses all the time. More specifically, I worried about teasing for wearing sunglasses at night. I had started developing light […]

What you and your family need to know about strobe lights in Disney/Pixar’s new movie, Incredibles 2

There have been many instances where I have been sitting in my dorm room, and suddenly the power would cut out. Sometimes it was just for a few seconds, but I once was in the dark for 36 hours, and am currently writing this post […]

It’s hard to believe that it’s been ten years since I first started playing clarinet.  Almost every aspect of my life connects back to the fact I play clarinet- the friends I have made, the people I have met, the places I have travelled to, […]

Visiting Christmas and holiday light displays with migraines, epilepsy, and similar photosensitive conditions.

How to participate in science fairs with low vision/vision impairment.

Ten tips for ensuring PowerPoint presentations are accessible for people with disabilities from the start.

Written for Chiari Malformation Awareness Month on the sixth anniversary of my chronic illness symptoms appearing