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Tag Archives: visual impairment
Guest author: Abbie Johnson Taylor ~ French Silk Pie #shortstory
I glanced up from my dessert and saw him. He was sitting at the next table, also alone, also eating French silk pie. Our eyes met. He stood, picked up his plate, and carried it to my table. Sitting down … Continue reading
Thursday photo #prompt – Sight #writephoto – Joelle LeGendre
If you want to participate, here’s the link: https://scvincent.com/2017/08/31/thursday-photo-prompt-sight-writephoto <_><_><_> Sight is a matter of perspective, in more ways than one. I walked into the office today, stared at my door, reached into a purse that was meant to be … Continue reading
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Guest author: Kevin Morris – Visual impact
At approximately 18-months-old, I lost the majority of my eyesight due to a blood clot on the brain. While I can distinguish light and dark and discern the outline of objects, I am unable to see detail. So, for example, … Continue reading
