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Macular dystrophy is a rare inherited eye disease that affects the macula—the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision. The part you use to read, recognise faces, drive and see define images. What I see through the centre of my vision is often distorted, blurred or simply… missing. So if there’s a black spider on a white wall, and I’m looking directly at it, all I can see is white wall. But if I look beside it, I can see it in my peripheral vision. It sounds crazy, but that’s exactly how it works. The hard part is trying to coordinate my eyes and my  hands when they’re working independently of each other. Try filling out a form when you can’t see the box or lines unless you are looking away from it… 😫 Honestly… It’s a total mind f*#k. 😫 Reading is hard as I can’t look directly at the words, they simply disappear. I have to look above, below or beside them to see them.  And light essentially blinds me.. Bright sunlight or glare, white screens or a brightly lit room make it feel like someone is shining a torch directly into my eyes. I can’t filter light. Every screen I own is set to dark mode—black background with white writing.  Ironically, I find driving at night much easier, But there isn’t a licence for night driving. 🤷🏻‍♀️ But taking my license was valid. On rainy, overcast or days I was driving into the sun, I could be travelling behind a massive semi-trailer and not see it until I shifted my eyes to one side… I was driving looking at the bushes along the side of the road to see what was in the lane ahead, to put it into perspective. Not ideal..  That’s the scary reality of losing your central vision. Luckily my peripheral vision is still okay as I’ve relied on it for a while now.  To most people, I don’t look or act like someone with significant vision loss as I’ve managed to adapt to and/or hide my limitations for years.  Some days are incredibly frustrating, as I just want to pick something up and read it.  But regardless, my future is all up to me and this is not going to stop me. I never give up and this is just another mountain I have to climb. 🌈🙏 #mind#maculardystrophy #visionlossjourney
Macular dystrophy is a rare inherited eye disease that affects the macula—the central part of the retina responsible for sharp, detailed vision. The part you use to read, recognise faces, drive and see define images. What I see through the centre of my vision is often distorted, blurred or simply… missing. So if there’s a black spider on a white wall, and I’m looking directly at it, all I can see is white wall. But if I look beside it, I can see it in my peripheral vision. It sounds crazy, but that’s exactly how it works. The hard part is trying to coordinate my eyes and my hands when they’re working independently of each other. Try filling out a form when you can’t see the box or lines unless you are looking away from it… 😫 Honestly… It’s a total mind f*#k. 😫 Reading is hard as I can’t look directly at the words, they simply disappear. I have to look above, below or beside them to see them. And light essentially blinds me.. Bright sunlight or glare, white screens or a brightly lit room make it feel like someone is shining a torch directly into my eyes. I can’t filter light. Every screen I own is set to dark mode—black background with white writing. Ironically, I find driving at night much easier, But there isn’t a licence for night driving. 🤷🏻‍♀️ But taking my license was valid. On rainy, overcast or days I was driving into the sun, I could be travelling behind a massive semi-trailer and not see it until I shifted my eyes to one side… I was driving looking at the bushes along the side of the road to see what was in the lane ahead, to put it into perspective. Not ideal.. That’s the scary reality of losing your central vision. Luckily my peripheral vision is still okay as I’ve relied on it for a while now. To most people, I don’t look or act like someone with significant vision loss as I’ve managed to adapt to and/or hide my limitations for years. Some days are incredibly frustrating, as I just want to pick something up and read it. But regardless, my future is all up to me and this is not going to stop me. I never give up and this is just another mountain I have to climb. 🌈🙏 #mind#maculardystrophy #visionlossjourney

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