[il-talk] a funny story
rcubfank at sbcglobal.net
rcubfank at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jan 23 20:53:58 UTC 2015
That is funny. good travel skills are so important. Also, it is good to be
familiar with surroundings. I just mooved to Moreno Velly, CA a week and a
half ago. I needed to make a trip to Orange County to see my neuro surgeon
this past Tuesday. It took two pera transit and one city buss. It really
helped that my travel skills were good and that I knew the building where my
doctor is. Even though the building has no Braille anywhere, I was able to
find my doctors office on the 4th floor. We always need to advocate that the
blind community especially people who have just become blind get the best
o&m training they can so that they can be indipendent.
Rob Kaiser
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rcubfank at sbcglobal.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Leslie Hamric via il-talk
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2015 12:37 PM
To: Iltalk
Subject: [il-talk] a funny story
Hi all. I just wanted to share a funny story that happened today. My mom was
here visiting today and she dropped me off at the bank, or so I thought. She
was giving me verbal directions from her car and she told me that the door
to the bank was on the left. From the moment I walked into the building, I
knew something was wrong. The inside of the building had a different smell
than the bank and there was a chime sound when I opened the door. Then, the
lady behind the desk asked if I had an appointment. I asked what building
this was and she said it was medical center. I explained I was looking for
the bank and she said it was right next door. As I was coming out of the
building, my mom had gotten out of the care and I had heard her sa she was
sorry but she guided me to the wrong door. Michael was in the car with her.
Michael was still waiting in the car so after my mom had gone back in the
car and I found the door to the bank, Michael said, "Grandma, why did you
send Mommy to the doctor's office?" After I did what I had to do at the bank
and came back out the door, I jokingly told my mom that that was the last
time I'll rely on her for verbal directions. All three of us had a good
laugh about what happened. This was one instance where I was grateful that I
have good travel skills and that I was aware enough of my surroundings in
order to know what was going on.
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