Brad has dedicated himself to the study and application of virtue in all aspects of life in order to eliminate perceived limitations and to enable his community’s pursuit of happiness. He aims to do this by setting a positive example in the pool, motivational speaking and eventually life coaching. Brad enjoys sharing his […]
Low Vision describes a situation where one partially loses his visual ability. Such a person could be unable to read at the usual distance despite using glasses. A person with a low vision could be myopic where he will be unable to see things at a distance. He can also be hyperopic where he will […]
In the athletic world, several blind and visually impaired athletes refused to let their blindness limit them from achieving their dreams. They have been able to shine and won several medals in the Paralympics. Here are some of the famous visually impaired and blind athletes: Marla Runyan Marla Runyan lost her eyesight at the age […]
Being visually impaired has its limitations that will make you unable to live normally. You will need additional tech products to help you to carry on with your life. Here are some exciting tech products that are a must have for a person who is visually impaired: Maptic This special device has a visual sensor […]
The beaver awoke with a start as a little drop of water struck his little black nose. He opened his eyes, and his brow furrowed as he noticed a small water spot on his meticulously crafted mud roof. He sat up in his bed and let out a deep groan as he stretched his arms, […]
Last year I received a poem from my sister, which sits alone atop the list of my most memorable Christmas gifts! I meant to post it last year, but I forgot until around mid-January, and by then it seemed out of place to post it. I’ve waited the entire year for a second chance to […]
On Friday November 1st, 2013 a small crowd gathered in Memorial Hall, located in the heart of Bancroft Hall at the US Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. The crowd consisted of about one hundred of my closest friends and family, including my mother, sister, brother, as well as teammates who I deployed with to both […]
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(06/15/2013) Every day, the alarm clock goes off earlier than we want it to. We groggily go about some mindless morning ritual that involves some degree of packing, cleaning, eating, caffeinnating, reading, watching, or listening to news, music, or some funny video on youtube that your odd uncle, aunt, cousin, or buddy from college sent […]