Ralph and Katie

I’ve been trying a new TV show, and am really enjoying it. Its called Ralph and Katie, about a newly married couple who have Down’s Syndrome, and the life they live with this condition. Its more of a rom com, so its not my usual. But I saw a trailer and liked the look of… Continue reading Ralph and Katie

The Ear Defenders

I struggle with sensory overload, with sudden loud noises. I always have. Perhaps it comes from being a quiet person. Perhaps it comes from anxiety. Perhaps its inherited. My mum has a similar issue, over balloons, Christmas crackers and fireworks. Fireworks is one of the top things on the list, that cause sensory overload, slightly… Continue reading The Ear Defenders

Hairdressers

I recently went to a new hairdresser, as I needed it. My hair was getting long, and I wanted it to look nice for some filming for work. I struggle with hairdressers. They cause sensory overload, and are a haven of small talk, which I don’t like and am not very good at. I’ve been… Continue reading Hairdressers

The Fire Alarm

I struggle with sensory overload a lot. I guess I’ve always been a quiet person. I know that’s okay. We don’t all have to be loud and chatty. But it means I find loud noises challenging, overwhelming, exhausting. It includes items like fireworks, sirens, airports, funfairs, and smaller items like the noises self-service checkouts make,… Continue reading The Fire Alarm

Its World Sight Day, and I’m okay

Today is World Sight Day, and I’m okay. Last year, I did a piece about me and my sight condition, and the things I struggle with. But not much has changed. The only things have been the night vision that has steadily got worse, and how people’s faces are becoming harder to make out. Other… Continue reading Its World Sight Day, and I’m okay