Sometimes the most useful piece of assistive technology isn't a smart device or a clinical aid. It's a rubber band around the shampoo bottle so you don't confuse it with the conditioner. It's a strip of bright tape on the edge of a step. It's a system so specific to your kitchen that nobody else could navigate it — but you could do it in the dark.
Living with sight loss makes most of us inventive by necessity. The small workarounds we develop over time rarely make the news, but they can quietly transform a frustrating daily routine into one that just works.
We want to collect them.
What's your low-tech hero — the simple trick, tool, or habit that makes your day that little bit easier? It might be something you've used for years without thinking, or something you stumbled on recently. Either way, someone else in this community could probably use it.
Share yours in the comments!