That loss would be a nightmare for me. I like seeing things whether reading or looking at things, I really like the imagination part of what I see or read. I don't know how to help with that loss, your writing is a good way to slowly heal it, perhaps enlist Smallsteps aid. Children are some of the most imaginative creatures the world has ever known, I know it is getting close to the cold weather season, but maybe a few afternoons looking at clouds with her and asking her what she sees in the clouds then you try to picture it also.
I think of everything you have talked about, this loss is by far the scariest.
Me too. I have actually mentioned it here before a long time ago - it is one of my strongest skills and I lean on my visual skills very heavily for everything I do. It freaks me out to have to face that I might not be able to - at least to the extent I was.
It is funny. We have never done this. I don't know why.
We do engage imagination a lot, which makes her a little weirder than many other kids - but she doesn't seem to mind most of the time :)
I completely agree. It feels like I have lost my soul.