[blindkid] (no subject)

[Julie Yanez]

I just found out about them a few days ago. But right now I seem to be
getting the run-a-round with emails and contacts. Everything I get back is
"check out this site...", "call this #...". And nothing is getting me
anywhere or to anyone that is helpful. It's becoming very discouraging and
frustrating that its so hard to contact a human being and not an email or
random # of someone that "will get back to me with more information".
On Aug 15, 2012 2:08 PM, "David Andrews" <dandrews at visi.com> wrote:

>     You might want to join the nfb of California list, and ask there:
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> Dave
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> On 8/15/2012 2:28 PM, Julie Yanez wrote:
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>> my daughter is in need of peers with visual implements. She's 10 and is in
>> 5th grade. She was born premee and suffered ROP amongst other issues. We
>> live in the inland empire area of so cal. She's never really encountered
>> anyone who is also blind. Does anyone know of any local or semi local
>> groups?
>>
>> Thank you, Julie.
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