Blindfulness is a deeply personal reflection on losing sight, and learning how to live again.
Not a story of overcoming loss, but of learning to live with what remains.
Blindfulness is a travel guide of a different kind.
Blending memoir, mindfulness, and practical insight, it explores grief, identity, and adaptation in the face of myopic macular degeneration.
It does not offer solutions or fixes.
It is instead a quiet, honest companion for anyone navigating change, loss, or uncertainty.
Readers are saying…
“It increased my understanding and compassion… a wonderfully brave book.”
– Helen Jones
“Fully sighted people should read this… a powerful account of what it’s like when your main sensory organ fails. Earl captures it perfectly.”
– Colin Dyer