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In this episode, Jo Anson-Smith, an orientation and mobility specialist from Newcastle, reports the VROOM and OMO scores for the client she assessed through tele-practice a few weeks ago. Let\\u2019s call him Ken. We also revisit Erica Tandori\\u2019s VROOM and OMO results from last episode. I explain how we can interpret these results in 10 point categories, with F words for VROOM categories and C words for OMO categories. Jo explains some of her decision-making challenges in using these assessment tools, and we explore the implications of mid-range low vision \\u2013 the Formwork category \\u2013 where Ken and Erica see linear structures and outlines, but no internal detail. To cane or not to cane? \\u2026that is the question!