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Great tutorial! I have seen videos where women put on lipstick in the same way you do your gloss and when they rub it around with their lips, the lipstick never goes out of the lip line. It's a pretty amazing trick. I am not blind but watched your video out of curiosity. You are wonderful!
I can’t give you a definitive answer to this question, since I do not know you or anything about your vision loss. However, if you find it difficult to confidently travel by yourself in new environments or public spaces, then I think it is worth exploring. The cane can be a wonderful tool for independence. It has the potential to make your world bigger and to give you more opportunities in life. Luckily, you can get help to determine if a white cane is right for you. The APH Connect Center has an Information & Referral line that can help you to find a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist (COMS) in your area. Here is a blurb from their website. The ConnectCenter I&R line is an 800 number that connects people across the U.S. and Canada with resources in their area. The call line now has expanded hours, taking calls from 8am-8pm EST. Call 1-800-232-5463. Good luck, my friend. I hope this number helps you to connect with the resources you need to live your best life with vision loss.😁
Great tutorial! I have seen videos where women put on lipstick in the same way you do your gloss and when they rub it around with their lips, the lipstick never goes out of the lip line. It's a pretty amazing trick. I am not blind but watched your video out of curiosity. You are wonderful!
Well, thank you… Your comment made me smile.😊
You are amazing
Thanks for the smile.😊
@@Insight4blind do you think a cane will help me
I can’t give you a definitive answer to this question, since I do not know you or anything about your vision loss. However, if you find it difficult to confidently travel by yourself in new environments or public spaces, then I think it is worth exploring. The cane can be a wonderful tool for independence. It has the potential to make your world bigger and to give you more opportunities in life. Luckily, you can get help to determine if a white cane is right for you. The APH Connect Center has an Information & Referral line that can help you to find a Certified Orientation & Mobility Specialist (COMS) in your area. Here is a blurb from their website.
The ConnectCenter I&R line is an 800 number that connects people across the U.S. and Canada with resources in their area. The call line now has expanded hours, taking calls from 8am-8pm EST. Call 1-800-232-5463.
Good luck, my friend. I hope this number helps you to connect with the resources you need to live your best life with vision loss.😁
@@Insight4blind thank you so much for your message. I’m from uk
@@Insight4blind I have tunnel vision and no peripheral vision