Living with sudden blindness... (blind-proofing your house)?

You can get laundry baskets that come in joined sets, they are usually cloth, if he can remember well, then help him set them up, example towels go in the first one, jeans in the middle one etc. On the washer, glue a marker or something that when he turns the dial, he hits the tab or feels markers lined up and that's how he knows where to stop. In his closets, cabinets etc set up a system he can remember so he can find what he needs. In the fridge, always set the milk on right, juice on left. Keep all dishes in the same place for him, gles in one cabinet, plates, cups etc. Try blindfolding yourself, walk around and try doing things, then think of what could be done to help you get around better or make it easier for you! You may also get a recorder which reminds him where things are if he is forgetful. He can record it in his own voice. Best of luck to your grandpa. Let him be self sufficient as long as possible. Its very hard on him having to depend on everyone. You sound like a very good grandchild. I wish you the best.