Why I’ve Struggled With Asking For Help As A Blind Person
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- Опубліковано 10 жов 2019
- In honor of Blindness Awareness Month, we are diving deeper into our personal lives and sharing why, throughout our lives, we sometimes avoided asking others for help. We hope our stories and insights will help you reflect on past encounters and promote more meaningful interactions moving forward.
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Great episode.Lots of good insights. Thanks for being so open.
I loved the insight you offered about disability! Many people in the chronic illness community feel the same way. You both made a great point about making your disability a collaborative effort between you and those with whom you interact.
Cynthia Geddes Thank you, Tita Cyndi. Yes. Collaboration is a fun way to interact with people. My mom actually showed this video to her 6th class and they concluded that these points can relate to anyone with OR without a disability. So, I can definitely see how these points can relate to the chronic illness community as well.
Positivity is what this channel is about I love it 😊❤️👍.
Juan Nieto Thank you so much, Juan!
Very good video once people n the community sees that u can do more then they began to get educated on how we as a bild community can still function as well as norm society just we do it differtly but always put a psotive spin on our impairment helps others really understand n have respect
AarynLynn Abbassi Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Our goal with this video is to not only educate people about blindness, but to also encourage people with disabilities to be self-advocates and educators. You’re right! Keeping a positive mindset is important in getting the message across to people who don’t understand how to collaborate with the disability community.