Practitioner stories

Do you see what I see? runs until 25 June at the Outlined Gallery in Wandsworth

Patient transport service driver, Dave Martin, on the connections he forms with people travelling for AMD appointments and cataract surgery

Cyclist and Blindingly Good Food blogger, Lora Fachie, on winning gold at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games

Photographer Karren Visser on living with degenerative myopia and how capturing moments on film gives her a sense of purpose

Fresh from Tokyo 2020, three visually impaired Paralympians tell OT  about their experiences

Halifax boxer and ortho-k contact lens wearer, Khalid Ayub, 19, on pre-match nerves and boxing as an artform

Blindingly Good Food blogger and champion cyclist, Lora Fachie, on living with sight loss, creativity in the kitchen and the sensory experience of cooking with spices

Lee Morris describes what becoming one of the first patients in the UK to receive NHS-funded Luxturna treatment has meant to him

Elizabeth Manuel speaks with OT  about losing her sight at the age of 46 and a campaign to ensure priority shopping slots for the blind and visually impaired

British sailor, Luke Patience, on winning an Olympic medal, spending lockdown on a tiny Scottish island, and learning to read the subtleties of the ocean