I'm very moved by this. My husband is 26 and has very advanced Retinitis Pigmentosa, quite similar to Choroideremia. We actually took a similar trip last year (we called it his "vision walkabout") in which we drove from Kansas City to several places on the west coast as he wanted to see Sequoia trees and the beach a final time before things go completely dark. It was such an emotional trip, but I'm so grateful we took it.
In your travels, which city did you find to be the most accessible for blind/low vision people?
Thad-Jarvis148 karma
I'm very moved by this. My husband is 26 and has very advanced Retinitis Pigmentosa, quite similar to Choroideremia. We actually took a similar trip last year (we called it his "vision walkabout") in which we drove from Kansas City to several places on the west coast as he wanted to see Sequoia trees and the beach a final time before things go completely dark. It was such an emotional trip, but I'm so grateful we took it.
In your travels, which city did you find to be the most accessible for blind/low vision people?
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