Hi, I’m Ming, welcome to A Blinding Light. I’m a blogger and freelance writer. I focus on diversity and inclusion, accessibility and visual impairment. If you want to find out more about what I do, feel free to contact me.
Latest Posts
Beauty and The Blind: More make up tips for blind and visually impaired women
Last time we shared some make up tips for blind and visually impaired women, focused on how to get prepared for applying makeup without, or with less vision. We talked about the importance of making your own decisions about your appearance and how if you choose to wear makeup, it is indeed possible to apply… Continue Reading →
Beauty and the Blind: 6 Make up tips for blind and visually impaired women
Makeup may be visual, but it can still boost confidence and be a creative outet for a person who can’t see it themselves. Blind and visually impaired women do wear makeup and yes, we apply it ourselves. Vision loss can affect anyone, so we blind women are as diverse and unique as our sighted girlfriends…. Continue Reading →
Live Well, Live Blind, Live Authentically
Live Well, Live Blind is a series exploring how losing my sight taught me to be happy. You don’t need a moment of impact or an event that changes everything to start to improve your life. You deserve the life you love now. Last time we delved into living slow. Today, we’ll discover how blindness… Continue Reading →
Stop glasses fogging up when wearing a mask
It seems like masks will continue to feature in our lives for some time. Anyone who wears glasses knows how frustrating it is when you’re wearing a mask and your glasses steam up. It’s not just a matter of inconvenience it also compromises safety. Having spent the last two years either behind foggy lenses or… Continue Reading →
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“As a company we care deeply about diversity and inclusion and we aim to deliver relevant and valuable content to our community that can contribute to these conversations in a meaningful way. Ming has played an instrumental part in delivering this content. Not only is she a great writer, but she has a unique gift in making sometimes complex and new information easily understood while also infusing it with humor. Apart from her obvious talent, she is also super professional and easy to work with.”
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A blinding light 