All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘Cone-Rod Dystrophy’


Episode 31 – Why Describe Color to the Blind?

POSTED ON May 05 IN General No Comments

Colleen gives her take on how people with visual impairments and color blindness perceive and relate to colors as the sighted world knows them. She’s not a scientist or a doctor, but Colleen touches on the uniqueness of every person’s eyes, society’s naming of colors, and why it is worth it to describe color to […]


Episode 15 – Visual Impairments Worldwide

POSTED ON Apr 04 IN General No Comments

Colleen shares some global statistics and definitions surrounding visual impairments today, bringing light to some of the international efforts to prevent and care for the visually impaired, and striving to inspire people to open their minds and hearts to all. World Health Organization Please feel free to request future topics, ask questions, or add comments: […]


Episode 12 – Disability Awareness & Happy Halloween

POSTED ON Oct 31 IN General No Comments

Happy Halloween, everyone, and we hope you had a wonderful Disability Awareness Month.  Remember to continue disability awareness all year long. Colleen reflects on her recent speaking engagement at Cox Communications for a Diversity Council event. She had a great time at the event, and in this episode she relays some of the information she […]


Episode 7 – Cures for Blindness

POSTED ON Jul 23 IN General No Comments

SCIENCE JAWN!  In this episode Colleen relays her experience with this article about sight restoration for the blind and vision impaired.  The article is from e! Science News, and discusses a recent study published by Stanford University, where scientists have developed an infrared and photovoltaic system to restore stimulation to damaged retinas. Have you read […]


Episode 5 – Cone-Rod Dystrophy (CRD)

POSTED ON Jul 02 IN General 2 Comments

In this episode Colleen talks about her specific visual impairment, Cone-Rod Dystrophy, how it classifies her as ‘Legally Blind,’ and how she has learned to work with it in her life. It focuses mainly on CRD but touches on symptoms and the visual perceptions of many people who are visually impaired. The article Colleen talks […]