Jasmine Shepard
When I was 11, I saw a video on TikTok mentioning that some people see static in their vision 24/7,…
Anabella Moceri
Hi! My name is Bella, and I live in the United States. I am 21 years old, and my experience…
Kevin and Sophie
My name is Kevin, and I’m a designer, a gamer, and a proud parent of an amazing daughter named Sophie.…
Tiffany Blossom
Hi, my name is Tiffany Blossom, and I’m from Maryland. For the past 20+ years, I’ve faced a relentless series…
Debora Serafino
Hello! My name is Debora, I’m 22 years old, and I come from Italy. I don’t think I was born…
Nicholas
I am honored to share my story with the Visual Snow Initiative community, in hopes that it helps others who…
Maya Toadere
Hello, my name is Maya, I’m 16 years old, and I’m from Romania. I don’t know exactly when it all…
Betsy Carwile
From what I can remember, I’ve always seen the world through static and thought it was normal. If I stared…
Rachel ottley
When I was little, I used to lay in my room and see what I thought was called “sand,” and…
Milena
Three weeks ago, I picked up my phone and realized something was wrong with my eyes. I could see the…
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