With my own kids, for example, I didn't know whether they were going to be text readers, braille users, or need guide-dogs — I had no idea. I just got a severe-sight-impairment diagnosis. For me, it was that uncertainty of the future that was so difficult. I didn't want them to miss any development milestones, but I didn't know how to support them. If somebody back then had shown me a VR simulation and told me we are going to help you understand, I would have found that empoweringSara McCracken, CEO, Angel Eyes