[Ct-nfb] Introduction

[Deb Reed]

Hi Nancy,
Your letter is touching. You have one more daughter than I do. I am a new
member of the NFB Central chapter. I have had vision issues since birth but
with glasses, contac lenses and surgery I saw well enough to do most
anything. It was not until about a year and a half ago that things got much
worse. I now only have good vision in the center of one eye. That said my
world is still a visual world. I just have distortion, lighting issues
and tire quicker than some people. Joining NFB has made a huge impact on my
life. I realize that life can be completely full without any sight. It is
awesome to learn how much more important a person's grit and
determination are far more important than vision. I hope as time goes on I
can be more of a help to my fellow federationists as they all are to me.
Debbie Reed Tue, May 17, 2011 at 1:21 PM, nancy hays <
haysnancy at sbcglobal.net> wrote:

>  Hello, my name is Nancy Hays.  I am blind from birth, having attended Oak
> Hill School for the blind and graduating from Kennedy High School.  I am
> married and have three grown visually impaired daughters, of whom I am very
> proud.  Two of them are teachers and one does day care in her own home.  My
> hobbies include:  walking with Fidelco guide dog Simon, reading and music.
> I am grateful to be a member of this list.
> Blessings, Nancy Hays
>
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