How I lost my sight - my emotional story time 

Bree Phoenix you are just so sweet and it’s honestly so lovely to have you here. In terms of telling my story, I think it’s important to be authentic and honest because hopefully it will help other people who may be going through the same thing. Having a supportive network around you definitely assists which is why you may think mollie makes it being visually impaired look easy. :-). Her mum is just so adorable and having a helping hand does make things a lot easier, I must admit. I want people to see the real side of me, and yes there are going to be some very tough videos I need to make but equally this channel hopefully will bring a lot of positivity and hope. Thank you so much for sharing my channel and my journey with vision loss. Oh my goodness, you’ve been through a similar process, because having hearing and then losing it and going through grief and frustration must be the same sort of emotions. Bless you though, sending you massive hugs to. Xx

@@BlindGirlVlogs well I was misdiagnosed with pre leukemia and myelodysplssia approximately 9 years ago. I was given 2 years to live and could not find a bone marrow donor. I was told I needed a bone marrow aspiration and blood transfusions as I was anaemic. After the bone aspiration i noticed my hearing in my left ear was changing and then I just couldn't hear out of my left ear at all so this doctor wanted me to undergo another bone marrow aspiration and I woke up deaf in both ears, I'm now bilaterally deaf. I have never cried, I never became angry though as I have always thought things could be so much worse, like I could have actually had pre leukemia and myelodysplssia and I didn't. People always ask if I'm angry and I'm honestly not. I have had cochlear implant surgery but to be honest I love the silence now. I can turn my sound processor on or off. My depression and anxiety have left me since losing my hearing. The lord works in mysterious ways. My sister who is 7 years older than me never visited once or sent a text when my mother told her I was now deaf (bilaterallydeaf). My friends or so called friends disappeared and my fiance of 13 yrs walked away with no goodbye. My dad always taught me to be independent as he said at times no one will be there for you as people can be extremely selfish, so I grew up extremely independent. I love my own company and I'm not a needy person that needs other's to keep me entertained. I'm in Australia and off to bed but shall keep you in my prayers beautiful. You have such an amazing smile.

Bree Phoenix wow, thank you so much for sharing such a personal journey of yours. You really are an incredible person. Many people would have been angry and said why me but you have obviously taking it all in your stride and got on with your life. You are an inspiration to many because you could have withdrawn into yourself and become a very unhappy and angry person about all of the things you have been through. You are so right though, the Lord does work in mysterious ways and through being very independent it really has helped you here. I believe independence is so liberating. I don’t need people all around me to live, yes it’s nice to see friends and family but equally I feel I’m quite independent when it comes to doing things. I love to travel, I love to do all the things other people do and often take for granted. You sound such a beautiful person inside and out. Have a wonderful rest and chat to you soon. 😍😇. Xx

Firstly, thank you for commenting and I'm really sorry to hear about your site loss journey. Please do reach out because if I can assist or helping anyway, I would really like to. In terms of the title, it's hard to fit within a few characters, but I did have some vision, but it's trying to encapsulate everything in such a limited character count.

@@BlindGirlVlogs Hi, I have RP and macula dystrophy. I have been slowly losing my sight for years, but recently, it has deteriorated faster and is now getting to the stage I am worried it will completely disappear. I was told years ago that nothing can be done and they have no idea if it will totally disappear. It seems like it is doing. The worst part is I know what I am missing. I know I should think myself lucky for all the years of sight I have had compared to many like yourself. I'm starting to learn the piano in order to give myself something to do that I will never fully master and keep me occupied. Stevie Wonder watch out!

andy Lumb again thank you so much Andy for stopping by and commenting and sharing hope and prayers. Great to have you on here. Love to you and Sam. Xx

Isabel Moore thank you so much for your comment and sharing your site loss journey, it’s always difficult talking about such things I think personally. Depends on someone’s journey and how recently they have been diagnosed but I think when you are faced with any impairment or disability, it makes you stronger as a person. I truly believe that.

Beauty From Pain thank you so much for stopping by and for your beautiful heartfelt comment. Glad to have your company. X

mulibwa65 Petra thank you so much for stopping by and commenting, I will definitely check this book out sounds really fascinating. I hope you are well and staying safe in these very scary and strange times we are all in. X

Thank you so much for the sweet message. I hope you are well. Have a wonderful weekend.

seaninherts thank you