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Things fall. If they are small, it is difficult for a Stargardian to find them again. The ears help, but sometimes they need a broom.
Sometimes I feel like a secondary illiterate: I learned to read in school, but thanks to Stargardt I can hardly use it when I walk through the streets.
It seems that many stairs in Kenya are built somewhat haphazardly and don't adhere to a general ruel. As a result, I had to learn how to climb stairs twice.
It's nice to know your neighbours and greet them when you meet in the stairwell. However, when the stairwell becomes a garden, a stargardtiens have some problems.
Many kitchens in Kenya have only one light: centrally mounted on the ceiling. This sometimes makes it difficult for a Stargardtien to work in the kitchen because he gets in his own way.
I am Lorenz and have Stargardt since I turned 14. On these pages, I want to report how I live with the condition. On the one hand, I want to make the "normal seeing" people aware of what characterizes persons with Stargardt and why they sometimes act as they do, using examples of daily life. On the other hand, I want to show my "fellow-Stargardtiens" what tricks I use and where the chance of having Stargardt lie in perceiving the world differently.
Have fun reading and let me know your feedback!
lorenz@stargardt.ch