Podcast - RNIB - The Happy Hour with Holly Tuke - Katies Vision - Katie Berrill

This is the podcast I was asked to do by Holly Tuke from the RNIB who I must say was brilliant! Listen to the podcast below in full or my interview can be found at 12 minutes.

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Raising awareness for Stargardts Disease and other invisible disabilities. Content Creator. Boy Mummy. Trying to live my best life on my new path.

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