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Exciting Usher Research Projects

Our first case study (CS1) is Colin age 53 and living with Usher Syndrome Type 3 the rarest of the...

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The Reality of Usher Syndrome

Well folks today so far for me has been a real rollercoaster of emotions. To be honest I’m usually very straight forward and generally a get up and go sort of...

Smart Hearing the Catalyst to my Acc…

Having Usher Syndrome is a rollercoaster of emotions as your vision ebbs away. Going blind is all consuming so much so we almost lose sight of the real importance of access...

A Decade of Progress

Well it’s the year of 2020 everyone! It certainly has been a time of reflection for me, as a result I wanted to share my last decade in a blog that...

Ultimately we can all be winners

This year saw me nominated for three awards, Young Digital Leader for Digital Leaders for the second time (Too old for that one again) Positive Role Model for Disability, National...