redbaron14n

Actually, they were incredibly impressed and supportive. Most of us have known eachother for even longer than the team's existed, so we've grown up together and practically became a family. Some of my closest friends are on that team and I couldn't ask for a better support system.

I'm only 14, so yeah, no driver's license yet lol. In schooling though, since I'm homeschooled, most of my classes are either online or a 1 on 1 with a professor, or I'm teaching the class, as a surprising result, my vision wasn't tested much. The only time it got in the way was in a chemistry class last year in which I couldn't see the board, so I just studied extra so I wouldn't need it and just didnt take particular note of it.

Edit: When I say my vision wasn't tested much, I dont mean like optometrist tests, I mean utilized in real world applications.

As a guy its hard to admit this but, I cried. Going from barely being able to read overhead menus at restaurants all the way to seeing the leaves on trees 500 feet away was absolutely breathtaking. I kept noticing new little things I never even knew existed. Even today I'm still occasionally finding little things that, when I take off my glasses, just disappear.

Just trying to be nice, give people as many chances as possible, and be someone to look up to :)

Thank you so much!