[Massachusetts-NFB] Countdown: only Five Days to go before we are together at our 71st Massachusetts Convention!

[sharawinton at gmail.com]

What does it mean to be blind?

When I   lost my sight I  thought it meant my life was over.  I  thought it
meant isolation and loss of my independence, .  I  thought it meant  people
would look at me with pity.  "I  thought it meant I  would lose my business
and never be able to work again. Now I  have a  different answer to that
question.  I  know losing my sight means alternate ways of doing things.  It
means advocating for myself. It means power, strength, grit, and resiliency


 

What's the difference between the too? The NFB Of Massachusetts.  When I
found the NFB  or should I  say, it found me, I  knew things would be
alright.  Don't get me wrong, I  was still scared but I  knew things would
work out.  I  found a  group of likeminded people who were figuring it out
together.  TOGETHER is the key word." This is a direct quote from a NFB
member.

 

 

  If you are a  part of this NFB Family, you know exactly what this member
means. If you're just learning about us, WELCOME and we're happy you are
here!!!

 

Please join us at our NFB of Massachusetts State Convention.  It is In
Salem, Massachusetts and it runs from Friday, March 15 through Sunday March
17. Please go towww.nfbma.org to be a  part of the difference.

We want you and will you be so happy you did!  If you have already
registered. Thank you and we can't wait to see you!!! 

 

 

With Love, Hope and Determination, 





 

Shara Winton

President, National federation of the Blind of Massachusetts

 <http://www.nfbma.org/> www.nfbma.org

 <mailto:sharawinton at gmail.com> sharawinton at gmail.com

617-304-0347

 

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