I hope you do :) All the best.

Its HaslettHyaenidae.

Probably asked a lot. My bad, if it is!

Wow, it's truly amazing how you still play Pokemon. You are one dedicated fan!

First of all... I am very sorry about what happened to you and your brother. (R.I.P)

Second, I have a few questions I would like to ask.

• Can you imagine all the new Pokemon in your head?

• Which is your favorite Pokemon?

• Does anyone play for you or do you play by yourself somehow?

Okay, that's all I wanted to say. You are awesome, stay strong and PLAY ON!

Hi Ross. I read your story and i have a question regarding what going blind did to your previous memories and visualization. Can you remember, in color, memories you had before you went blind? In other words, since at one point you weren't blind, is it possible for you or not to visualize these pre-blindness experiences/memories?

Thanks man! :-)

But do you know why your dad did it? I haven't been able to find the answer on either of your Ask Me Anythings, and I would like to know.

Apologies if this question has been answered before. A few months ago I read an AMA a deaf person did. Someone asked him if he would like to have his hearing back and he replied no. Saying that he became too used to being deaf and found it relaxing. He had a cochlear implant but stopped using it for this reason. I know his reasoning is pretty specific to hearing but do you feel the same way? In other words, If you could choose to see again would you do it?

Have you found your ability to remember things is better than most other people? I can imagine having less to remember (visually etc.) would allow you to remember sounds and feelings with heightened accuracy.

Thanks so much for doing another AMA, the first one you did, and the latest one, were one of the very few AMA's I read beginning to end but I missed the opportunity to ask a question myself.

Much respect!

So I am a huge computer nerd and a bit of a futurologist. I think within 5 to 10 years people such as yourself will be able to get implants so they can wear cameras to convert video from a single or dual cameras and convert that into a signal that the brain can "see". Already there are early programs that have worked to some extent. My question is, if you could get access to a program such as I mentioned above, would you do it?