[Faith-talk] Moms posting

[Jorge Paez]

That is very true Eric.
When you're the only blind child,
parrents tend to make it harder,
though I think we can change that threw enough public awareness/education.

Jorge


On Feb 8, 2011, at 3:21 AM, Eric Calhoun wrote:

> Raquel, you are most welcome.  When we're older, we tend to get along more
> with our moms.  I do mine.  And we have a very open, honest relationship.
> 
> I have never liked a dysfunctional family/relationship.  Sadly, I find
> this all too often in families often, when there is only one blind sibling.
> They make it hard for the person to make decisions for themselves, when
> the person is the a-dult.  I am a young adult, and I can fly alone.  My mom
> is one that lets me fly.  This is why I discovered NFB and ACB.  And I
> enjoy the relationships I have through lists and everyday talks with other
> blind people.
> 
> Eric
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