Former teacher Bev Walker spent decades inspiring students in regional Victoria before unexpected vision loss changed her life. In this heartfelt conversation, Bev shares the emotional impact of losing her independence, the challenges of living with low vision in a rural community, and how support from Vision Australia helped her reconnect with the things she loves most.
From accessible technology and talking devices to the joy of reading books again, Bev reflects on the practical tools, personal support and resilience that have helped her adapt. Along the way, she shares some entertaining stories about using Meta smart glasses, including a memorable encounter in the supermarket and a mysterious connection to Pennsylvania.
A warm, honest and inspiring conversation about independence, technology, and finding new ways to thrive with vision loss.

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