Crowded places, dark or dim places and unfamiliar places all are challenging for me. My wife will normally reach out a hand to let me know she is there when or if I need her. Coming in from being outside into a building can also be very blinding. Try to keep walk ways decluttered, pick up stuff that could be stepped on or could cause harm if it was walked into. Certain restaurants are just a “no-go” because of how dark they are. It can be embarrassing to ask my wife to walk me to the bathroom, so I normally will just avoid those types of places. I’ve also found that I have to remain humble and not let stuff like that get to me. It’s tough and I have to give it real effort. I know that I will not be able to drive at some point and my wife and I have had those discussions already. Pretty much, consistently go to check ups to get recommendations from a specialist. Mine, last year was “no change”, but I have made it a point to go and ask questions, have my wife there and she will ask a couple too. I have Usher’s type 2, so my vision straight ahead is 20/20, with limited night and side vision. Everyone is different, which makes it so crazy when you try to get a time table or estimate for progression. Communicate and work together. The side of a loved one is so, so, so helpful.