My name is Graham Isidore.

I have a progressive eye disease called Caritoconis.

And maying I'm losing my vision has been hard, but explaining it to other people has been harder.

Lately, I've been trying to talk about it.

Short-sighted is an attempt to explain what vision loss feels like by exploring how it sounds.

By sharing my story, we get into all the things you don't see about hidden disabilities.

Short-sighted from CBC's personally available now.

This is a CBC podcast.

I'm Detective Yarmaluk, badge number 813.

We're in 55 division in the interview room.

And I am with, could you just stay your name for the camera?

Anne-Marie Robinson.

That camera is perched high in the corner of a small square room.

It's inside a Toronto police station.

This is being videotaped and audio tape.

Do you have no problem with that? No, not at all. Okay.

Anne-Marie's hair is pulled back. Bangs characteristically fall onto her face. She sits across the

table from the detective. She's dressed smartly in wooled dress pants and a little jacket.

You've come in today from Ottawa in relation to an occurrence.

It's a historical sexual assault.

Is that right?

I phoned on February 4th.

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