These are the routines, adaptive tools, and everyday adjustments that help me live well with low vision. In this section, I share real-life tips and personal strategies for handling daily tasks — from organizing your home to using simple workarounds that make life smoother. It’s not about perfection; it’s about staying independent, confident, and in control.
If you live with low vision, you already know how something as simple as finding or plugging in a cord can turn into a challenge. Outlets hide behind furniture, cords tangle underfoot, and identical black plugs all seem to look—and feel—the same. Power cords for low vision individuals should become an integral part of your … Read more
Practical tips and tools that make everyday pouring a little easier — especially for those of us with low vision. Pouring liquids into a glass or cup is one of those things that used to be automatic for me—until my vision changed. I never thought it was even worth discussing, but that changed when I … Read more
A simple voice trick that saves me time and stress The Problem Like most people, I sometimes forget where I’ve put my iPhone. For someone with vision loss, that can turn into a real scavenger hunt — checking countertops, couches, tables, and even under stacks of mail. An iPhone responding to “Hey Siri, where are … Read more
How a few small changes transformed my kitchen, living spaces, and confidence at home. 💡 Why Lighting Matters for Low Vision Living with vision loss has taught me that lighting is more than just a way to brighten a room — it’s a tool for independence and safety. The right light makes everyday tasks easier, … Read more
Why Small Daily Wins After Vision Loss Matter More Than You Think When I first started losing my vision, it wasn’t just about not being able to read a street sign or recognize someone across the room. What hit hardest was the slow erosion of confidence in everyday tasks—things I used to do without thinking … Read more
How I Use Bump Dots, Talking Labelers, and More to Stay Organized When I started losing my central vision, the kitchen and laundry room quickly turned into guessing games. Was I grabbing the sugar or the salt? Shampoo or conditioner? And don’t get me started on trying to find the right button on the microwave. … Read more
Living with vision loss means adapting routines in ways that might not seem important—until they are. One of the most helpful small changes I’ve made involves something many people overlook: where I put my slippers at night. Each evening, I place my slippers in the same spot next to my bed. Not right where I’ll … Read more
