In our households, the kitchen is where the most love is shared, but it’s also where the biggest frustrations happen as we get older. I’ve seen it firsthand with my own mother and grandmother. The Mystery of the Tiny Labels When “Tiny Fonts” Become a Barrier My mother’s eyesight has…
Blindness Is Just Another Identity — Breaking Myths and Embracing Strength
Blindness Does Not Define My Independence Many people assume that blind people cannot take care of themselves or make their own decisions. That assumption is far from reality. People often think blind individuals can’t shop, choose clothes, or manage household items. But I do all of this with my own…
How Society Perceives Blind People
The First Look: Silence, Fear, and Overwhelming Respect When people first look at me, many of them freeze. Some become silent, unsure of how to react. Others get overwhelmed and choose not to interact at all. And then there are those who suddenly fill the space with extra respect, calling…
How I Rebuilt My Confidence After Losing My Sight
A story of strength, faith, and finding light in the dark When I lost my sight in my teenage years, everything around me suddenly turned into sounds without pictures. I can still remember how different and challenging it felt. All my friends were chasing their dreams, moving ahead in life,…
“From Touchscreen to Independence: How Accessible Mobile Apps Are Changing Women’s Lives Worldwide”
Redefining What It Means to Be a Smart Worker From Touching Screens to Touching Lives As a modern-day Communication Manager, I often say I’m not a hard worker — I’m a smart worker. My smartphone is my magic wand. Each morning, the gentle voice of VoiceOver whispers my alarm in…