Category: visual fields

A horse and hemianopia, cortical visual impairment, CVI ten characteristics, education, Phase III CVI, social development, visual fields

A horse and hemianopia

369A1C63-F808-4A4B-97B2-B0C5F7005F6BYou might be looking at this photo of a horse and thinking, What the heck does a horse have to do with CVI? With my child’s hemianopia? Recently a horse drawn hayride, pulled by these horses, provided a perfect example of what happens with hemianopia. Continue reading “A horse and hemianopia” →

Hiking with a CVI perspective, perspective, visual fields

Hiking with a CVI perspective

Hiking with a CVI perspective
Hiking with a CVI perspective

“Stay on the right side of the path…”

Most of the time, regardless of the season, we hike at least once a week. If you were trailing along behind us, you would hear me calling out different iterations of the phrase, Stay to the right... Over and over, often in short succession. Continue reading “Hiking with a CVI perspective” →