[Blindtlk] [Blindly] Walking down the aisle

[Carly Mihalakis]

Hi, on the matter of being hands-free, or not, the way you described 
getting help from your Dad as you and blind hubby took the fateful 
walk down the isle is exactly a description of a constructive place 
for the cane. Sometimes, you just wanna go hands-free, unencumbered. 
Without that so-called extension of your person.
for today, Car
Car


y father walked me down the aisle. My husband who is also totally 
blind walked down the
>aisle himself with his cane. When the ceremony was over, I used my 
>cane for the rest of the evening. I just did not use it when Dad
>walked me down the aisle. I believe I was carrying it so I could use 
>it when I left the church. We both just set our canes down
>along the step of the church platform so that we could exchange 
>rings, and receive the crowns and have our hands free for the
>service. Then, we picked them up when we needed them. This is just a 
>matter of what you prefer and what you are comfortable with.
>
>Sincerely,
>Terri Wilcox
>
>
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