Recently I’ve been invited to do a number of interviews with other bloggers, which has been very flattering. I’ve promoted them on social media and in my favourites posts, and linked to them on my blogger collaborations page, but it occurs to me that I should reblog them as well, to help draw attention to them and give a bit more promotion to the lovely bloggers in question.
So this is the first post, one in a series running on Kel’s wonderful blog Consider Yourself Warned. Check out all the posts in his “Celebrating Diversity Amongst Bloggers” series, as there are a great mix of people featured. Thank you Kel! 🙂
Post 6 comes from Glen. I actually found Glen on Twitter when reaching out for people to partake in this project — I guess it’s working!! Despite not being a blogger, Glen is very active on Twitter, and I felt that his story, told in the below post, is very apt for this project.
*NOTE* After scheduling this post, I realised that Glen does in fact have a blog, which I have taken some time to read and enjoy. For whatever reason, I didn’t amend this article to reflect this; the post was updated on 21st July to include his blog link.
My name is Glen, I’m 34 years old, and I live in London, having moved here a year and a half ago.
I am visually impaired as a result of 2 conditions. Aniridia means I have no iris, the coloured part of my eye, and so I’m unable…
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