Raising Sighted Kids as a Visually Impaired Parent | Episode

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  • Опубликовано: 14 дек 2024

Комментарии • 32

  • @LegallyBlindGeek
    @LegallyBlindGeek Год назад +2

    Congrats on your 100th, and thanks for sharing your insights.

  • @darquequeen
    @darquequeen Год назад +1

    This was a wonderful episode, and you’ve got some great kids Derrick and April. It was nice to hear their perspectives as kids of a VIP. 👍🏼

  • @claudiaanderson6210
    @claudiaanderson6210 Год назад +2

    I'm not part of your target audience, I know, but I loved this episode. Your kids were personable, they were good sports about being interviewed, AND you seemed to particularly enjoy yourself, too. No idea what went on behind the scenes... 😉 but it was lovely. Hugs to you all. Hope you'll do something like that again in future. 💖

    • @LifeAfterSightLoss
      @LifeAfterSightLoss  Год назад +1

      Aww...that is very kind! Yes, we did enjoy ourselves. And, the cutting room floor is full of interesting material haha...Thanks for your kind words!

  • @melanies.6139
    @melanies.6139 Год назад +2

    Your kids are lovely and funny. 😊 My mom was totally blind, so that was normal for me growing up as well. I don’t have kids, but now that I’m the VIP, I get the perspective of that side of things. Congrats on your 100th episode.

    • @anodysseyofsteven1985
      @anodysseyofsteven1985 Год назад

      You have such wonderful kids, Derek in April! It is so nice to finally meet them.
      I think that I have learned from other kids probably would be their perspective of how they do things or what they see versus what I see or two.
      Thank you Nora and Aubrey for coming onto this podcast! it was totally awesome to meet both of you. I hope maybe we will see you again in another one.

  • @yvonneletien8223
    @yvonneletien8223 Год назад +1

    Congratulations on 100th episode. Enjoy you videos and look forward to seeing more.

  • @edmundrobichaud5072
    @edmundrobichaud5072 Год назад +1

    Enjoying your video's. Congratulations on your 100th episode! As a VIP, I live alone, am pretty independent, and don't have children. Keep up the good work.

  • @anodysseyofsteven1985
    @anodysseyofsteven1985 Год назад

    Hey, Derek and April! Congratulations on getting to your 100 podcast episode!
    I too have benefited seeing the perspective between the VIP and the excited support. I have even currently started sharing your videos with a friend of mine, who just lost their site and she is Having a hard time.
    I have been watching the RUclips version of the podcast since episode 45 I think. And since I have started watching, I have watched and learned about different things and technology and I have gotten a lot of wonderful insight and. How to deal with vision loss, and like you always say, Derek, quotation marks there’s life after sight loss and it’s so very true.
    Thank you April for being a part of the broad cast, and it has been a blessing to see you and Derek together. Thank you both again for all that you do, and the time that you put into Giving us this wonderful content and informative videos. God bless you both.

  • @shagoesfar
    @shagoesfar Год назад

    Hey guys, I’m a recent VI dad & for sure the impact on my closest is huge, they have to adjust as much as I do & massive changes in our lives. We live in Jersey Channsl Islands & I have taken up running.

  • @accordingtodoug6320
    @accordingtodoug6320 Год назад

    Hey Derek as I have told you in the past, I am a HUGE fan of yours man! I have listened to/watches all 100 episodes. Between your RUclips channel and your podcast I feel that what you do is so vitally critical man! And adding April to the podcast has just made it more awesome. She is such a sweetheart . She brings a different viewpoint to the podcast as a sighted supporter, as a wife, as a mother, and as a woman and you two just compliment each other so well. Both of your children are awesome and you guys should be pround of the fine parents you are.
    There are specifically a couple of things kids in general have taught me. The first thing is patience, they will test you. lol The second is, I feel I am a much better person. Kids have their own way of looking at things and sometimes as adults we think our way is the right way that we tend to get tunnel vision.

    • @LifeAfterSightLoss
      @LifeAfterSightLoss  Год назад +1

      Wow Doug...these are such kind and encouraging words. We so appreciate it! And, yeah, I agree about what you have learned from kids. Teaches me to continue to have an open mind and keep learning. Thanks again!

  • @thejourney1369
    @thejourney1369 Год назад +1

    Congrats on your 100th episode! The kids were great! Really enjoyed seeing them and hearing from them. I’d be lost without my husband, my sighted supporter.

  • @bryanbaldwin
    @bryanbaldwin Год назад

    Congratulations on your hundredth episode. And I am a parent of two beautiful daughters and now a grandfather to four beautiful grandchildren. I’ve been a VIP all my life and so my children experience similar to what years did. It was just normal. It was different but normal.
    I would say children, give you a fresh perspective of a situation that you may not see. That’s why I always enjoy getting a child’s opinion or observation. God bless.

  • @fran23324
    @fran23324 Год назад +1

    Great video as usual, & congratulations on episode 100! 🎉 when Noah was talking about Cains & he joked about what breed is your Cain? it reminded me of a neighbour who saw me out walking with my Cain and asked how I managed and actually asked if it had some kind of GPS that guides me to wherever I need to be!, it was such an odd question & I wasn’t ready for it, that I just smiled, said no, and kept on walking!! I was thinking to myself as I walked away, how did he not know how a white Cain is used?
    Even as a child I knew. it was great to “see” your kids, and thanks again for the time and effort that you put into the videos, it’s very much appreciated! 😊

    • @LifeAfterSightLoss
      @LifeAfterSightLoss  Год назад +1

      Thanks for your kind words! And, honestly, before I lost my sight, I would have had no idea how things worked. It just wasn't something in my knowledge base. But, we all live and learn new things all the time!

  • @blindnessisaspectrum6237
    @blindnessisaspectrum6237 Год назад

    Great to see your kiddo's! It's odd to me your son has your features, and your daughter has your wife's features. It's the other way around in my family. Son has my features, and my daughter has her dad's features. 100th anniversary awesome!

  • @LearnEnglishWithMatta
    @LearnEnglishWithMatta Год назад +1

    Great kids, awesome parents; excellent video my brother 💪🏽

  • @michelecady1399
    @michelecady1399 Год назад

    Hi, thanks for this video. It's funny, our boys are 14 and 16 and I've never thought to ask them these questions. Even though I've wondered about it before. The next time I have their undivided attention I'm going to have to ask! Great job guys on 100 episodes and a great channel that I have found so very helpful.

  • @BlindManWalking
    @BlindManWalking Год назад +1

    I will be a blind dad by the end of march! 😂

  • @jeannesgroi3121
    @jeannesgroi3121 Год назад

    Congratulations on your 100th episode! I’ve listened to you sjnce 2019 and missed you when you took a break.
    I love watching you and April, and I especially likedI listening to your kids. They did a great job!

  • @bzobzo2359
    @bzobzo2359 Год назад

    Loved this episode! Thank you. I laughed quite a bit. That glass door - oh well, I run into a big pole in the middle of a narrow pavement and I do laugh about it now. Glad there were no witnesses though And no concussion:)
    😃

  • @armandoserrano85
    @armandoserrano85 Год назад

    keep up the great work! Love the different perspectives! i am a visually impaired Husband and father of 2 and most things are just normal life for us but for others they are surprised or amazed how we get things done. It is interesting to see how "normal families" view a family with a VIP

  • @dustindisque3107
    @dustindisque3107 Год назад

    Hello how are you doing I’m blind myself I love your videos