I think this was a fantastic video. Although I cannot relate to your experiences I understand what it's like to want to spread awareness for something you think is important. What you both are doing is amazing and is going to help a lot of people. I love how open you both are about your experiences and I hope by you being so open it will inspire others to do the same! :)
@howiseethingsilove9098
7 жыл бұрын
Thank you guys! I have been legally blind since birth. I'm so glad to find my people on youtube! :D
@samivayajd
7 жыл бұрын
+How I see things I love thanks for watching! Glad this has helped!
@Vespy
8 жыл бұрын
This was a really informative video. I'm glad I found your channel JD. 😊✌️
@samivayajd
8 жыл бұрын
+Vespy thank you so much for watching!
@jeffreyobusan996
8 жыл бұрын
really inspiring video, i dont have disability like you have but i understand what uve been tru, and its rili amazing how u continue life and inspiring others...Godbless you
@jrdscrgn
8 жыл бұрын
Great video once again, babe. I love your ability to present information in a such a clear and clean way. As always, I am so proud of you and your creativity.
@jrdscrgn
8 жыл бұрын
Side note, I love love love the music in this video.
@samivayajd
8 жыл бұрын
I am ever thankful for your support love! And which piece do you like? 1, 2, 3??? :)
@benw9949
7 жыл бұрын
Growing up legally blind has big ups and downs. I got bullied daily in elementary and junior high, but things mostly got better in high school and college. But I also grew up gradually realizing I was gay, which was much tougher and added to (multiplied?) the bullying. My parents were mostly great advocates and loving support for me, but I later came to realize they had an overprotective and controlling side too, which was good intentioned, but not good for me. I did, however, usually learn to be my own advocate, and early on, I learned to explain things to other kids and teachers, about my condition. It is cool to help someone who wants to learn, who has honest questions. That was way more common than the obnoxious questions. -- I wish disabled folks would talk more about the struggles of growing up with a handicap, and family and friend issues. (And dating / sex / love.) Both handicapped people and their family / friends / potential partners need to know about how to improve relationships and how we do things, to avoid problems.
@benw9949
7 жыл бұрын
James talked about anger, suicide and depression, as well as the positive side. I think most of us with a condition r handicap know, deep inside, what it's like to deal with the good stuff but also with the times when it is really rough and we are sad, angry, lonely, and don't feel accepted or don't feel understood, or like there's someone we can talk to who gets it. You donut want to burden family, especially if they are the issue for that one thing. You do need ears to talk to. You do need the chance for love relationships. (That rarely is talked about, especially same-sex anything.) I'd say most of the time , we are strong and happy, but there are times even the strongest, happiest person gets down, hurt, angry, and needs someone to get them through it. Very glad you guys talked about that too.
@melissajackson1513
8 жыл бұрын
This was awesome.. I have RP and also macular.. I myself have start sharing my story and it has been helping me deal with my transition
@LiveAccessible
5 жыл бұрын
haha. A great way to start the video! Heehee. Love it. I grew up with low vision too so I totally understand!!! i was always the only blind kit around in my town... it was very hard, but because my family also had a lot of low vision and blindness, here was a lot of understanding.Yeah, it was hard when people started driving, but at least I had friends that did... Great video! I just found your channel. I just subscribed and look forward to seeing more of your videos! I make youtube videos too! 😀❤️
@samivayajd
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for subscribing! Been away for the past couple months but still want to make content. I just don't have a lot of time for recording or editing the next couple months as I'm working almost 60 hours a week.
@LiveAccessible
5 жыл бұрын
@@samivayajd wow! That's a lot of work. Well I've got the bell so hopefully yt will let me know when you upload. 😁❤️
@benw9949
7 жыл бұрын
Content creators: There's the option of making more than one KZitem channel or another website or area on a website. That lets you have a space for a subject area. People do need to know who we are, both as people with a condition, and as people with many interests and abilities, including ones that would surprise most people who don't think that, for example, a blind person can do visual or graphic arts or video. Most mainstream people have never been around anyone with a handicap of any kind, and they need to know we can do these things and how to interact with us, how to help and when to let us handle it ourselves. That content we create, those interests in our lives, are our main things, so people need to know those for sure, but they also need to know about our conditions, to break the stigma and educate them. So whether you include it all in one channel and mix it up, or whether you have separate channels, those are two approaches to consider.
@SenovaMarie09
8 жыл бұрын
Love this video. You guys are inspiring me to continue making videos. I have ROP btw
@bluetech7753
6 жыл бұрын
Hello there I'm Sam, this was a great video I can relate to you guys as far as visual impairment I am legally blind myself I also have nystagmus had it since birth and yes it does have its challenges there are surgeries out there but they're not very effective so I never opted to have any type of surgery to try to fix it my eye doctors have never even suggested it. What makes it even more challenging for me is that I also have almost no peripheral vision you could say tunnel vision which was brought on by a glaucoma which I've also had since I was very young. I myself have had to deal with lots of bullying during my school years so yes growing up with visual impairment can be tough especially when going through school I never had an option for private schools. Oh and I forgot to mention just one more thing I'm also completely blind in my right eye due to an eye injury when I was about six years old. Anyway great video you guys take care
@teresahopemiller1008
8 жыл бұрын
SaAVi didn't think I was capable of hooking up the internet . Wrong !!!! i did and adjusted my phone's settings. i am a low vision gamer. 20/100.
@blindfury743
7 жыл бұрын
Well it is amazing how many legally blind creators I am coming across. Awesome. I think there should be a Facebook site or something for the legally blind KZitem community. To make it easier to give creating tips and share knowledge. What is that already exist and I just haven't found it yet LOL
@samivayajd
7 жыл бұрын
Other than myself, Molly, and James I only know of two other VI KZitemrs and working on getting more collaborations done.
@blindfury743
7 жыл бұрын
JD Dalton you guys are probably the big kids of the legally blind KZitem community. I've found a few others, and that the IP tag thing is great to help find others. Except now I think I'm going to have to do one of those myself now ha ha. Vip tag cheers, thanks for replying.
@LiveAccessible
5 жыл бұрын
@@blindfury743 hey kat, are you part of blind tube and the blind and visually impaired youtuber support group? Jd and james should def join too! We do have sam from the blind life and juan from jc5 productions though!
@blindfury743
5 жыл бұрын
Live Accessible no, sounds good. I will look for it.
@blindfury743
5 жыл бұрын
Live Accessible found it, thanks for letting me know that group exists.
@teresahopemiller1008
8 жыл бұрын
i hadn't thought of myself doing videos.til recently. I am monocular. low vision. A lady used my cane on the bus as a support cane and fell! I notified local NFB chapterAmy H. she said to come to their meeting. i dont feel right. welcome. i was not liked at SAAVI. This almost split me and my husband up. He was angry i attended,upset that people were mean to me. Do you feel. that the blind agencies don't like it if you use your head and think. You gentlemen seem to have your wits about you. My husband almost went to Mike G. the administrator there. SaaVi wants passive submissive clients. Yet they say self advocate. i am reluctant to attend . My impairment has changed since I was a client. Plus they feel uncomfortable if a person is also diagnosed with major depression and anxiety. i was mainstreamed through public school. I think some of the staff there are jealous that my husband lived in England for 6 years.I live in Germany for 18 months. i wanted to learn so much when I attended SAAVI bur they choose to stress me out. if I was assertive they would say I was defiant. Did you experience that too?
@pete4725
8 жыл бұрын
Would you be open to a collaboration with a artist and youtuber who is blind?
@samivayajd
8 жыл бұрын
I'm open to networking with others! feel free to message me either here or through other social media :)
@pete4725
8 жыл бұрын
+JD Dalton (Samivaya) sorry for the lateness of this reply I'll be in touch thank you.
@pete4725
8 жыл бұрын
+Celebrity Artist check on Twitter for my message look forward to hearing from you.
@arianaparker3567
8 жыл бұрын
Do you have Skype? I was think maybe we could do and interview on skype and make a video about it. Abut how are visually implements have affected our life's.
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