Parker Moore

3 minutes 40 seconds

Now Playing As: Captioned and Described (English)

Eleven year old Parker Moore has bilateral Optic NerveHypoplasia, but this doesn’t keep her from playing the violin or performing in school plays. She describes how blindness affects her life and also has advice for parents who are raising children with visual impairments. Part of a series of interviews with individuals with visual impairments and their family members.

Media Details

Runtime: 3 minutes 40 seconds

Topic: Blind Life, Health and Safety
Subtopic: Blind - General, Diseases and Conditions
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2008
Producer/Distributor: FamilyConnect
Series: Raising a Visually Impaired Child: Personal Stories From Parents, Siblings, and Children With Visual Impairments

Still image from: A Sibling Perspective

Still image from: Parker Moore

Still image from: Parent's Perspective

Still image from: A Conversation With Kids

Still image from: Bushland Family

Still image from: Smith-Levin Family: Max, Age 2, Bilateral Anophthalmia

Still image from: O'Neill Family: Camille, Age 3, Retinopathy Of Prematurity

Still image from: Horstmeyer Family: Sam, Age 6, Microcephaly

Still image from: Alfonso Family: Allie, Age 8, Peter's Anomaly