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Friendship is a crucial element in protecting our mental health. Our friends can keep us grounded, help us get things in perspective, and help us manage life's problems. “The best thing my friends did for me was that they just accepted me as I was.” even after acquiring a disability!

Today I bring you the Ugly side of being blind. For no reason but to help you understand what happens to me in different situations of my daily life living with blindness.

This is going to be a really boring read; but I just had to document this so that my future self can look back on how I acquired a competency at work for Transition Management and thought about restructuring my career at the young age of 46!

I am a visually impaired person, simply put I am blind and cannot see. Thanks to the recent development of technology and the power of computers, I am able to use a computer and access information on the internet with help of an assistive technology called a screen reader

Facebook has helped me connect with so many old lost friends in the journey I call life. One of these lost friends was an old flame from college, then a looker and a drop dead gorgeous eye candy chick. Forgive me ladies, that's how we men think and talk about pretty looking women. This is the wrong blog to expect political correctness, get with the program and be a sport!