Psyche discusses his vision impairment and related health conditions, addressing misconceptions about his blindness. He shares his experiences and challenges, highlighting that his condition is more complex than just being blind.
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Throughout the episode, Psyche shares his personal experiences and challenges, providing a nuanced perspective on living with a vision impairment and related health conditions ▶ 1:10.
The conversation continues the pattern of exploring complex themes and challenging misconceptions, which is a common thread throughout the 'Cult of Psyche' podcast. Psyche's willingness to share his personal experiences and challenges appears to create a safe space for open discussion and education.
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You know, I'm not blind, right? I'm not totally blind. >> I thought you said like like like legally blind maybe where it's like you have a little bit of like a >> Yeah, I have vision, right? It's just [ __ ] And then sometimes when my medicine isn't working,
it can get worse. And then um especially if I don't take the convulsion med medicine, I can't even get out of bed. So it it it's not just being blind is my ailment, right?
It's being able to do anything. My convulsion had me fall. Did you see the back cut? >> So It's It's real [ __ ] So if you if you
hear things about >> I don't know, I'm faking my [ __ ] it's >> I know. I I never thought that. And I not fake. you you'd always said like that you could see like it but it takes you a little bit longer to sometimes like look
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