[Blind-rollers] the snow, the travel and more

[Paul Wick]

Bibi,

How long have you been blind and/or a chair user, the experiences you
describe are one's that most blind people (and especially blind chair
users) have experienced at some point. I'm in no way trying to
invalidate your experiences, if that's they way this message comes
across.

Best,

Paul

On 2/26/13, Criminal Justice Major <orleans24 at comcast.net> wrote:
> Hi, all,
> My husband Dale and I went out to Metro caring to get some more food to hold
> us over until pay day.
> Everything was going smoothly until our return trip home.
> Back at the 30th and Downing light rail station, the route38 going to
> Applewood came flying into the station, pulled up to where I had some
> dificulty accessin the bus while I was in my power chair.
> Dale couldn't see him either because of how the wind was blowing.
> Once I found out from some passengers it was the bus that I needed which
> pulled off, I was very frustrated and not just the cold, but to top it off,
> in lots of pain.
> When I was talking with the route38 East bound driver, I told him what
> happened and broke down into tears.
> The emotional melt down was very rough I can say.
> i'm happy to say that Dale and I are home safe and sound in a warm
> apartment.
> Both of us will rest up for a while.
> As for the bus driver who did what they did, I leave it in the hands of the
> father upstairs in the skies upon RTD (Regional Transportation District)
> dealing with it all.
> Bibi, husband Dale and son Odie
> the happy spirited bounty labrawolf
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