Anosmia: that's me; not completely but mostly. My father had it too.

We never got to talk about it. He died when I was 26, long story.
As a kid, I'd no idea other people were different than me. I turned out to be nightblind too, but took myself as clumsy. I was both clumsy, and not clumsy, in that in grammar school I once in a while batted very well. Decades later I learned that I've very poor peripheral vision.

My husband picked it up in one of the many times I was driving, that I didn't see a car, and I then got myself tested..
That place noted the peripheral thing.

Knowing UCLA, I went there, and yes, after the first guy dismissed me and I yammered, then I had suddenly a lot of people looking at my eyes.

There is some situation (Utter's? I don't remember the name, but not a connect). I am still pro people going to a university hospital.

Yammering can be worthwhile.

I am still interested in anosmia.