For a little background I was born premature therefore I've struggled with vision problems my whole life. My parents didn't know I was visually impaired until I was 3 years old. I have worn glasses my whole life. This past year I've noticed that my vision was getting a little worse and and decided to go schedule a appointment in July to get my eyes tested. From that appointment I learned that I was legally blind with corrective lenses. They've made me a new pair and I pick them up on the 29th of Nov.(it's the strongest pair they have ever had to make at that location and i goto a specialist for low vision in Roundrock Tx.) Since waiting for my glasses have noticed my vision has been declining at a steady pace.

This past week I've had to quit my job at TTEC my vision was affecting my productivity. They also wasn't allowing access to some of my visual aids and they wouldn't allow me to have time off to go to my appointment. (I have whole lot I can say but just going to let it go)

Now getting to my question I just wanted to know people with low vision you all struggle with anything that has a white surface? I feel like the white washes everything out can't see it. It's like my eyes can't see anything but the white. From reading to cooking everything in-between it's a real struggle. Like I know about the high contrast settings I got everything set in that electronics wise computers phone ps5. But things like my dog she's white looking into the refrigerator can't see anything cooking on the stove with the white Pan can't see anything, stores like Walmart or shopping. Sometimes I just wish there was a switch in my head the that turn the world into high contrast.