It is very cool that she’s doing it on her own, despite the fact that it is uncomfortable. I fully understand those inconvenience, because I am visually impaired myself so things that are natural for sighted people are sometimes problematic for blind or vision impaired.

I think it's cool that she's bringing attention to all those little, not often considered issues we face in a natural way, rather than making some bitchy list about the most common annoyances we have in public or something like other blind Youtubers.

I understand why they do it, but it's not a very positive (and therefore likely less effective) method for spreading awareness.