hi, my name is sazid from andhra pradesh, working for indian railways. I am aged about 37 years. Married and by almighty Allah's grace I am having two childrens.
regards, sazid On 4/5/15, Bhavya shah <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I am Bhavya Shah, aged 13. I reside in Mumbai and study in a > mainstream school. I was diagnosed with a weak retina when I was > approximately 5 years old. Every time my retina detached, an operation > was performed to temporarily re-attach it, and my family was aware > that sooner or later I would be completely blind. After seven years of > slowly decreasing sight, I became fully blind at the age of 11. > Fortunately, I was directed to the appropriate training and > rehabilitation institutions and continued my mainstream schooling. > Now, Life is as it was before when I was fairly sighted. The only > skill I desire to have is independent mobility, but that's a long > story in itself... > Thanks. > > On 4/1/15, Narendra Sathe <[email protected]> wrote: >> HI all >> It was in may 2000 when I became 15 I was diagnosed RP. At that time I >> had manageable vision but now I have very little vision left. It is >> solely due to my family that I could face the vision loss phase of my >> life with great strength. In between sometime I feel little restless >> but I come out of it thinking of persons who are in worse conditions >> than me >> >> Narendra. >> On 4/1/15, Sucharu <[email protected]> wrote: >>> Hello All, >>> Good morning! >>> I am Sucharu, 34 in age. >>> I was diagnosed with RP 9 years back. It was the first year of my >>> marriage, >>> career and I was expecting. >>> I was employed with a software company as development engineer trainee, >>> my >>> dream job. During all my diagnosis I never got even a hint about >>> something >>> like screen readers exist. This may be a surprise for many among us but >>> my >>> first clue for it was Satyamev Jayate by Aamir Khan , an episode was on >>> disability. >>> For long 7-8 years I keep fighting like a warrior never submitting to >>> situation. >>> I kept on making adaptations in kitchen, in relations and where not. In >>> the >>> whole journey, my strength was my family which cared a lot for me and my >>> belief that everything happens for a purpose. But Every step of mine >>> towards >>> empowering myself is criticized by my surroundings and even my loved >>> ones. >>> But as per my experience, we Indians keep looking for temporary >>> solutions >>> for the permanent problems. This is even more hurtening than being blind >>> in >>> itself. >>> Right now, I completely am concentrating on my present well-being and >>> convinced even about a better future. >>> I would like to summarize my experiences in the following points: >>> By being a good example, I am contributing to the life of my son in more >>> ways than any otherwise feasible manner. >>> It is my own duty to rehabilitate myself. >>> You can actually realize the real potential of a problem by being a part >>> of >>> it. >>> Your dream must have a drive enough to pull you out of small and big >>> hurdles. >>> There is nothing like perfect, be it your life, partner, anything or >>> situation. >>> >>> It is most difficult to keep crippling about anything and suffer >>> continuously, so take an easier path and do how so little you can >>> Thanks, >>> Sucharu >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: AccessIndia [mailto:[email protected]] On >>> Behalf >>> Of Pinkesh Tailor >>> Sent: Wednesday, April 01, 2015 9:11 AM >>> To: AccessIndia: a list for discussing accessibility and issues >>> concerning >>> the disabled. >>> Subject: Re: [AI] Victims of RP >>> >>> Hi, I am suffering with loss of center vision since my childhood. >>> Doctors says that this is a special type of RP which begins from center >>> and >>> gradually moves towards the periphery. Recently from 12 inches I could >>> see >>> only the first line. But I have been doing eye yoga since more then 16 >>> yrs >>> although not very regularly except the first 5 years, but still I >>> strongly >>> believe I could protect my vision from total vision loss. Just 4 months >>> back >>> I met with a not so very common eye condition called uvitis in my left >>> eye. >>> I couldn't see anything with my left eye then. However with steroids >>> there >>> was some improvement. Still lots of pigmentation occurs at times due to >>> which my vision goes down drastically. I came across a naturopathic >>> doctor. >>> According to him any condition can be reversed with appropriate diet. >>> So he gave me some routine diets to have with regular foods such as lots >>> of >>> sallads made of carrot and all. I am following prescription given by him >>> and >>> within 4 weeks, I could even read the 4th line on the chart from 12 >>> inches. >>> The pigmentation in my left eye is gradually decreased in frequency and >>> I >>> am >>> feeling better. He assured me within 6 months you will be able to read >>> all >>> the 7 lines of the chart from 36 inches which constitutes 3/6 vision. I >>> am >>> positive on this and moving ahead. I will also take some new exercises >>> with >>> him after monsoon, until then I will honestly follow the diet plan. >>> >>> On 4/1/15, firoz <[email protected]> wrote: >>>> hi >>>> >>>> I am firoz pathan age 54 and total loss of sight >>>> >>>> I had rp since birth but during child hood I had only night vision >>>> gone but >>>> >>>> my straight vision was good >>>> >>>> it was real hard to play out side with other normal children but some >>>> how I >>>> >>>> could manage to complete my study and I did not disclose my r p at the >>>> time >>>> >>>> of interview and got the job as chemistry teacher in higher >>>> secondary school I did not move around lot and try to remember all my >>>> topics so I can >>>> >>>> read and write on black board more extensivly and that helps when I >>>> lost my sight at the age of ulmost 31 or 32 . >>>> >>>> due to my good command on subject and good nature and support of the >>>> students and school management by the grace of almighty I did >>>> continue my teaching career and manage to remain as good teacher all >>>> the time >>>> >>>> I raised one son and daughter with the income I got by the grace of >>>> almighty and help of my house wife >>>> >>>> my daughter is pharmacist got merried to civil engeineer and >>>> setteled in sidny australiya >>>> >>>> my son is physical therapist and merried and setteled in north >>>> carolina in america >>>> >>>> before six or seven years ago while returning from my speech at say >>>> every thing at bombay I fell down at railway track and got hip ball >>>> replacement >>>> >>>> same year with broken leg and total blind ness I got visa for america >>>> so I >>>> >>>> moved with my wife here and by the grace of al mighty I got job as >>>> sewing machine operator and I took it and still I am doing it and I >>>> manage to send money to my son so he could able to complete his degree >>>> and now got settled with me here >>>> >>>> now this year I will be applying for citizen ship if almighty wishes I >>>> will >>>> >>>> get american pass port and then I am thinking to get retirement and >>>> might come back to india >>>> >>>> during my partial blind ness and total blind ness the al mighty helps >>>> me all the way and good wishes of all my elders and well wishers >>>> >>>> I do believe in god totally and only the faith in al mighty and >>>> dedication >>>> >>>> I could able to draw all the complex chemical structures on black >>>> board and >>>> >>>> solved equations even it was hard to get settled in america before >>>> five years with pathan as a surname and recession but some how we did >>>> it >>>> >>>> I will give you one example of how much and how with every moment god >>>> helps >>>> >>>> me I will try to be sort >>>> >>>> I was standing in winston salem north carolina in america with my >>>> wife on >>>> >>>> very first day on the road early in the morning with chilly winter >>>> and not >>>> >>>> knowing where is the bust stop or in which direction I have to go >>>> different >>>> >>>> weather different culture and language but again it was god who made >>>> all this possible for me and I am still here >>>> >>>> blind ness or no blind ness no problem if god wishes and you are in >>>> straight >>>> >>>> path you can get result in your faver , >>>> >>>> I will end with one note that I used to tell all my students in >>>> journey of >>>> >>>> 27 years of teaching and even my kids also >>>> >>>> remember only one thing >>>> >>>> what we can do "" honestly work hard with full concentration and >>>> with >>>> happyness "" remaining things are in gods hand >>>> >>>> -------------------------------------------------- >>>> firoz >>>> From: "Vamshi. G" <[email protected]> >>>> Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2015 11:39 AM >>>> To: "Saravanan.K" <[email protected]>; "AccessIndia: a list for >>>> discussing accessibility and issues concerningthe disabled." >>>> <[email protected]> >>>> Subject: Re: [AI] Victims of RP >>>> >>>>> Hi, >>>>> >>>>> I can say I'm in the penultimate stage of blindness due to RP. I >>>>> could cope with the condition at every stage with appropriate >>>>> adjustments and adaptations. These range from stopping riding a >>>>> cycle and walking, reading with eye glasses to magnifying glasses, >>>>> using screen readers, etc. The latest in this series is learning >>>>> mobility with white cane just a few months ago. >>>>> >>>>> Let me tell you how I take RP. I was prepared for blindness right >>>>> at the moment I came to know about my condition. What ever vision i >>>>> have is bonus from god. I am open to any lifestyle changes warranted >>>>> by RP. I hope some treatment comes through. Otherwise, I'm ok >>>>> living with blindness throughout this life. >>>>> >>>>> I'm neither the only person nor the first person to become blind. So >>>>> many blind people are living life with dignity and enjoyment. Why >>>>> can't I? >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> >>>>> On 3/31/15, Saravanan.K <[email protected]> wrote: >>>>>> Dear Friends, >>>>>> >>>>>> I am Saravanan from bangalore. >>>>>> I hope you are all fine. >>>>>> As we all know that RP is a disease which will gradualy reduce down >>>>>> the vision. In most of the cases it will result in complete >>>>>> blindness. >>>>>> Til today, there is no standardized treatment for this disease. >>>>>> If you visit any doctor, they will reply that it is stil on research. >>>>>> The percentage of persons having RP is keep on increasing like >>>>>> anything. >>>>>> >>>>>> The >>>>>> persons will not recognize any diffrence in the initial stages of RP. >>>>>> It is like a slow poison without pain eating our life. >>>>>> The persons suffering by RP can cross all stages from good vision to >>>>>> complete blindness. It is very clear that RP persons are fight ing >>>>>> in the battle of vision limits . they are all sailing in the broken >>>>>> ship with only hope that there is someone(GOD) to save their lives. >>>>>> >>>>>> In our friends circle, How many of them are victims of RP. >>>>>> To be frank, I want our friends to put your views and expressions, >>>>>> how you are facing this situations. >>>>>> >>>>>> Shall we know what is the current vision status. >>>>>> Are you realizing your loss of vision. >>>>>> in what duration it takes place. >>>>>> Are you ready to tackle the next stage. >>>>>> How are you facing family - job - friends with RP. >>>>>> We ourself doesn't realize the changes between yesterday and today, >>>>>> how you make your soroundings to know about you. >>>>>> And finally what about our future. >>>>>> Please share only your experience . >>>>>> We don't want any imaginations. >>>>>> Thanks >>>>>> Saravanan.K >>>>>> +91 9916512402 >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Register at the dedicated AccessIndia list for discussing >>>>>> accessibility of mobile phones / Tabs on: >>>>>> http://mail.accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/mobile.accessindia_a >>>>>> ccessindia.org.in >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Search for old postings at: >>>>>> http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ >>>>>> >>>>>> To unsubscribe send a message to >>>>>> [email protected] >>>>>> with the subject unsubscribe. >>>>>> >>>>>> To change your subscription to digest mode or make any other >>>>>> changes, please visit the list home page at >>>>>> http://accessindia.org.in/mailman/listinfo/accessindia_accessindia.o >>>>>> rg.in >>>>>> >>>>>> >>>>>> Disclaimer: >>>>>> 1. 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