Not all visual impairments are the same from "summary" of The Mind's Eye by Oliver Sacks
Visual impairments come in many forms, each with its own unique characteristics and effects on perception. Some individuals may experience a loss of central vision, making it difficult to see objects directly in front of them. Others may have difficulty with peripheral vision, causing them to miss objects on the edges of their field of view. Some may have trouble with depth perception, making it challenging to judge distances accurately. In addition to these differences in the physical aspects of vision, there are also variations in the way individuals experience and cope with their visual impairments. Some may adapt quickly and find ways to work around their limitations, while others may struggle to adjust to their new way of seeing. The emotional impact of visual impairments can also vary greatly from person to person, with some feeling frustrated or isolated, while others may find a sense of freedom or c...
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