HeyJaredSeeing Within
Seeing Within is a calm, audio-first podcast by Dawn Blezard, created primarily for people who are blind or visually impaired, and shared with her wider yoga community.Rooted in personal experience and yoga philosophy, the podcast explores living with sight loss, attention,…
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I Can't See My Sister's Face Anymore (opens the original)
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This week I’m joined by Millie - ranked 17 as one of the UK’s blind influencers, and someone whose honesty about sight loss stopped me in my tracks more than once during this conversation. Millie was born visually impaired due to septo-optic dysplasia, a rare brain condition that wasn’t diagnosed until her mid-teens. For years her vision loss was put down to cerebral palsy instead. She lost the rest of her sight suddenly, in her second year of university, waking up one day with only light percep
They've Discharged Me - There's Nothing More They Can Do for my Vision (opens the original)
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If you saw the video I posted before my hospital appointment, this is what happened. My vision has actually stabilised since the last check-up. But there’s nothing more they can do — no more yearly monitoring, no trials, nothing left to track. I’ve been discharged. It sounds like it should be good news. Instead it felt like the end of something: the end of any chance this doesn’t just keep going one way. I talk about what I can actually see now — a dead line across my vision, colour still there
Losing My Sight to Stargardt's Disease (opens the original)
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Six weeks ago I sat in a hospital and got told my sight had deteriorated significantly. Today I went back for the follow-up, and I already knew it wasn’t going to be good news. This is what I recorded that morning, before I left the house. I talk about the strange grief of losing your sight slowly rather than all at once — how you don’t just grieve it once, you grieve it over and over, every time there’s another appointment, another bit gone. I talk about the affirmations and yoga philosophy I’v
Finding My Voice When I Couldn't See My Way (opens the original)
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This month I’m joined by the wonderful Anne Mok, who shares her journey from years of being told she was clumsy, shy, or just not very academic, to finally being diagnosed with cone-rod dystrophy, a rare inherited retinal condition, in adulthood. Anne talks honestly about the years of not being believed, the moment a specialist finally said “I believe you,” and how giving up driving, then learning to use a white cane, changed everything. We talk about the fear of being seen with a cane, finding
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