Category Archives: visual impairment
April 12 Morning check in with Samantha
Morning check in with Samantha April 12, 2024 written by Samantha C Sinclair Happy Friday everyone. How has your week been? With the 2024 solar eclipse and other events it’s been an exciting week. Let’s begin by looking at the word of God. And the light of a candle shall shine no more at allContinue reading “April 12 Morning check in with Samantha”
No sight required to love me 
No sight required to love me. By Samantha C Sinclair This is a short stand alone story about a police officer who sees potential in a young visually impaired woman when no one else does. Her family has turned their back on her, most of them anyway, and no one in town thinks she shouldContinue reading “No sight required to love me ”
Urgent change needed in small towns.
By Samantha C Sinclair March 30 2024Handicapped and elderly people should have more accessibility in a small town.While accessibility to buildings and side walks are an important part of this, I am going to take it a step farther.First, transportation.Yes, there is things like RTEC. While Medicaid pays for most trips for medical appointments theyContinue reading “Urgent change needed in small towns.”
Author shares what she has learned. What’s involved?
Is becoming an author a reachable goal for me? Written by Samantha C Sinclair on March 20 2024 God blessed me to publish my first book, Emergency Romance, in 2019. I’ve learned a lot just in the last six months. Let me start from the beginning. My name is Samantha, and God has blessed meContinue reading “Author shares what she has learned. What’s involved?”
The Health Of Acceptance
The health of accepting what we can not change. By Samantha C Sinclair Coping mechanisms can be used in daily life more than you may realize. Diagnosed with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia at age three months, things haven’t always been easy. Can we really accept something as great as a disability, or other life changing struggle.Continue reading “The Health Of Acceptance”
My journey with ONH
My journey with ONH. What is ONH? By Samantha Sinclair My name is Samantha, and I am legally blind. At age three months I was diagnosed with Optic Nerve Hypoplasia or ONH. It was noticed by my family that my eyes were not functioning as they should. At first, doctors thought I had tumors behindContinue reading “My journey with ONH”
Looking for your next Bible study?
By Samantha C Sinclair Where is your Church, Bible study group, or you personally studying now in God’s word? Where is God leading you next? When God laid it on my heart around a year ago to write a Bible study devotional, I tried to get started right away. Then wasn’t the time, or IContinue reading “Looking for your next Bible study?”
Visual impairment what’s important from the start?
What is visual impairment? Visual impairment can range in severity, and can affect one or both eyes. It means the visual issue can not be corrected with glasses, or other means of correction. Maybe you are a visually impaired person, like myself, looking to raise awareness. Maybe you are a family member or friend ofContinue reading “Visual impairment what’s important from the start?”
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