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This is very helpful. I am low vision myself, with similar problems such as yours.

Your video was easy to follow etc

Hi ashley,I love and enjoy watching your video,I am also legally blind with limited vision and I use a white cane with a roller ball tip,I was born three months early and I was in the incubator for the first four months of my life in and out of many different hospitals.I have ongoing eye problems that have stabilized for now.My white cane is just tall enough for me to use due to me being 4'7" and I am 59 years old

Ashley using her blind cane 🦯 and how she uses it ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ 3:01

From my observation there are far more similarities than differences on how a visually impaired use a cane vs someone who's totally blind. Main difference I see is it seem to be easier for you to keep a straight line in an open space than it is for my blind friends otherwise your techique is quite similar. *also you walk wayyyy faster than my blind friends

your video was very straightforward and easy to follow with lots of good information

Great initiative Ashley, helpful advice, hopefully AT can take these suggestions on board!

I wanted to make this video to highlight the ways that public transport systems could be more accessible to those with disabilities, mainly focusing on the Auckland public transport system for those with vision impairment or who are blind, mainly focusing on buses, as they are my main form of public transportation, but I'd love to hear from others, on your stories or experiences with a disability, using your public transport system?

Very interesting! would love to see a house tour explaining what you have done to make the space work for you.

As we go into winter I bought some new clothes from Jess jeans, Glassons and postie, including a new jumper, new jeans and some long sleeve tops, but winter definitely isn't my favourite season and I much prefer spring or autumn for the nice pretty flow tops with jeans or summary dresses with lightweight cardigans, but what's your favourite season?

Hi Ashley, I'm Jim, I was born partially sighted and while I was able to do many childhood things sports was not one of them. By the time I was 17 and just getting into the work force I was sent to a Low Vision Center and was fitted with a hand held monocular that was a life saver for me throughout my 43 years of work. Anyway, my reason for writing was to say Hi and I enjoyed your video and wnated to say kudo's to you and all who are visually imparired or blind and who insist on having there indepenence. Keep up the great and look forward to your next video.

My daughter has CP (due to cystic PVL) and we have just been told that she has CVI. This is a helpful video, thank you.

Happy to help xx Loving the green background!

Since starting this new podcast, there have been specific topics I've wanted to discuss, highlighting the struggles of life with a disability. However this topic was very difficult to put together and I struggled to create this episode discussing the importance of financial responsibility and budgeting with a disability, as many of us struggle to save our money Due to the struggle of finding a job when you have a disability. Luckily I was able to go over the video with my sister and she was able to create this amazing new edited version, I apologise for all of the inconvenience putting together this episode for you , but I hope you enjoy how it all turned out. The sixth and final episode of my six part series will be coming out very soon and then I'll be taking a short break before the next six episodes come out, thank you so much for coming on this ride with me I hope you've been enjoying my podcast so far. This was a bit of a different episode but there were certain topics I wanted to talk about as I think money saving, budgeting and financial responsibility are very important especially when you have a disability and struggle to find a job.

Great review thanks, look forward to seeing more of the app in action

Great review, thanks for the information ❤

I am so excited to start using this new light in future podcasts and other videos, by having a connectable app I am finally able to have a lot more control over how I use this light stick, not only playing with the barn doors, but also with the app I can change the brightness and the colour, it also has an entire colour wheel allowing me to not only change between different colours but also different shades, meaning if a colour is too bright, instead of just turning down the brightness I can change to a lighter shade helping me to stand out. I'm so excited to be able to set the tone and mood for future videos with this really cool new light and want to thank my grandparents again for the amazing gift.

Very useful review from your point of view! Keep it up smash x

MY LIKE IS BECAUSE I WANT YOU TO ENCOURAGE YOU TO MAKE MORE VIDEOS, AS FOR YOUR FRIENDS, SHAME ON THEM

Hi Ashley,I just watched your video and even though you posted it 2 years ago I still enjoyed watching your video.I am also partually sighted with limited visiin,I was born premature 59 years ago abd I received too much oxygen in the incubator even though my eyes were covered up.Over many years my eyesight have gotten worse then stablized and many operations on my eyes. I also have the same eye problems as you have and I also use a white cane with a roller ball cane tip that I use the same way as you use your white cane.I an independent with some help when I need it

Great video really because you know what the route is like, I am also blind and I use a white cane and I like to go to shopping centers with friends who have the same disability

Cooking with a disability can be challenging, especially when you have a visual or physical disability that makes it difficult to chop up or cook food using an oven or stove top, but after getting an air fryer, everything changed for me and they were so many more meals I could make, whether it was just heating up frozen foods or buying premade meals I could Heat up, it was such a game changer, but I'd love to know how you cook your food with a vision impairment and what your favourite thing to cook in the air fryer is?

In this episode I discussed the struggles of buying and wearing jewelry when you have a physical disability like right am a pleasure or only have one hand and how that can affect putting on jewelry as well as the type of jewelry you buy or receive as a gift, whether it be long necklaces or dangle earrings Everyone has their own unique style when it comes to fashion and accessories like jewelry, but when you have a physical disability you often have to rely on other people for things as basic as putting an earrings or putting on necklace, so what do you do when it comes to putting on jewelry with a physical disability?

Lefty

In this episode I discussed what it's like shopping with a disability, discussing the difference between shopping online and in store, as well as the different types of shopping, from clothes shopping, furniture shopping and grocery shopping, sharing the experiences I've had shopping with a disability, but I'd love to hear from you what are 😊 your experiences, whether you are physically disabled or disabled in some other way, what is some struggles you face shopping with a disability and which is easier for you online or in store?

You are an inspiration!!

loving the new podcast !

In this first episode of my podcast, I discuss what it's like dating with a disability, both online and in person, but I'd love to hear from you, what are some of your experiences dating with a disability?

Exciting! Can’t wait for more 😁

Excited for this!

Thank you all so much for checking out my brand-new podcast and for all of the support, I had a few technical difficulties but here is the official first episode , I look forward to seeing your comments as you support me through this six week journey together, discussing the struggles of dating, cooking, shopping, finding a job and more all with a disability in my brand-new podcast And apologetically Ashley, showing that although life with the disability can be difficult sometimes, it's only a small part of who I am, because at the end of the day I am Unapologetically Ashley.

I have no depth perception in low vision so I need the cane cuz I can't tell where things are in space. Before I got the cane I had some terrible falls and injured my back very badly. So now my king goes with me everywhere. For hiking I used to hiking poles which are awesome.

Welcome to my 2024 channel news update, discussing what types of videos you'll be seeing on my channel this year, including my new podcast where I will be discussing topics such as jewellery, dating, cooking, shopping and more with a disability and what that's like. Along with figuring out what name I'm going to call it I'm thinking Tea Talk, but I'd love to hear your thoughts for what it should be called. I also discuss a new channel idea, hoping to get your feedback on whether or not I should create a reaction channel, the only downside is that it can be challenging to make reaction channels because of copyright issues, along with the fact that I've already watched so much television it wouldn't be a first time react and I'm worried about your curiosity, I would still be discussing disability elements as well as fashion and interior design giving a freshman on it even though I've seen the show or movie before. So let me know if that would be something you'd be interested in and what other things you're looking forward to seeing on my channel this year, along with what other podcast topic ideas you'd like to see. Also should I do any future live streams like this or would you prefer I just make regular videos?

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Amazing video. Thank you for sharing all your experiences. I can't wait to get my first pair of Vessi's.

hi ashleyy i loved the video also that pink top looks so good on you 🤍🤍🤍🤍

Great video!

Outfit 4 is my fav. The white jeans with the blazer and crop top is such a great look!!

Another fashion video sharing five different ways to style white jeans, but what I wanna know is how would you style white jeans?

I got some great stuff this black Friday, but I'd love to hear what you bought this year?

Thankyou for sharing your problems with anxiety and overstimulation and how you deal with them. I am sure it will help others who face these difficulties.

This was very well explained! Thank you :) What I had difficulty with was leaving when I needed to leave because of the overstimulation, because I would feel guilty or ashamed or afraid that people would insult me or mock me for going. But then I learned to set boundaries and therapy helped me to realize I don't have to deal with the overstimulation, I could leave anytime I want without shame.

I created this video to help those like me with anxiety and overstimulation due to crowded restaurants, concerts or busy environments, when it comes to overstimulation can be hard to know what to do to help you in one of these environments, in this video I go through some of my techniques and strategies are used to help me with busy or stressful situations and environments.

I've made a lot of Posti hauls lately, and here is another one, preparing for summer. What do you think of my new Summer pieces?

I just recently cleaned out my closet, but the video was so long I had to split it into two parts, so here is part two cleaning out my sports wear and T-shirt drawer, but I still want to know should I get rid of my Christmas dress and Paris skirt?

Cleaning out your closet can be really difficult, especially if you have sentimental attachment to stuff, but I think I did a pretty good job at cleaning out my closet, this is only part one of two. I really want to know what you think about my Christmas dress and skirt from Paris, should I get rid of them?

Cleaning out your closet can be difficult, especially when you've held onto clothes for a long time, but it was time for me to get rid of a few of my T-shirts I've had for over three years, as someone who shops on a budget, buying T-shirts between 15 and $30, meaning sometimes they're not the best quality, I'm surprised at how well my shirts have held up, but it's time for an upgrade, before I can clean out my closet I first have to update my wardrobe, but I know not everybody does this, so are you someone who sees which pieces you know need to be replaced and replaces them first before cleaning out your closet or do you do a big massive Closet clean out first and then replace all your clothes with new pieces?

I made this video for people like me, struggling to do hairstyles because of a physical disability or vision impaired meant. Are used to struggle with doing different hairstyles, but Since making this video I have figured out how to do a back Platt on myself