As a visually impaired couple, my fiancé Josh and I decided to step outside our comfort zone and experience the Traverse City fireworks together for the first time. Thanks to accessible transit, kind strangers, and a little courage, we discovered how much confidence and fun comes from trying something new.
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What Do You Do All Day? A Glimpse Into Life Without Sight
What Do You Do All Day? Understanding Life Without Sight Over the last few days, I’ve shared some pretty deep posts on my blog. Today, I thought it would be good to lighten things up a little. While today’s topic is still educational, it’s a bit more lighthearted compared to some of the heavier subjects… Continue reading What Do You Do All Day? A Glimpse Into Life Without Sight
From the Ground Up: Navigating Blindness, Injury, and Healing
I’m going to talk about something that’s not really political—it’s more personal. But I’m posting it here because I think it’s important for people who aren’t visually impaired to understand where I’m coming from on this. Last summer, just six days after Josh moved here, we went to my sister Debbie’s wedding. Technically, she’s my… Continue reading From the Ground Up: Navigating Blindness, Injury, and Healing
Notes from the edge of the system 