[nabentre] The Second Wave Rolls In, Duxbury

[Daniel Perry]

Hi there Mary, this is Daniel Perry and I'm happy to hear of your good 
fortune with your ability to pay for your own equipment and software. I 
agree whole-heartedly that it should be the goal of us all to work hard 
towards the ability to aford our own services and equipment that we desire 
or need. I'm also happy to report that very recently I too have become 
gainfully employed and I absolutely love what I do. I'm earning $250.00 per 
project and I don't see myself doing anything else but this for now. God 
bless you.

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From: "Mary Donahue via nabentre" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Tuesday, April 10, 2018 2:00 PM
To: "'National Association to Promote the Use of Braille Mailing List'" 
<napub at nfbnet.org>; "'NAB Entrepreneurs Mailing List'" <nabentre at nfbnet.org>
Cc: "Mary Donahue" <braille at satx.rr.com>
Subject: [nabentre] The Second Wave Rolls In, Duxbury

> Good afternoon everyone,
>
>
>
>                For several months we've been engaged with folks on these
> lists on the benefits of funding one's own rehabilitation needs such as
> buying assistive hardware and software. Previously we told you about 
> Mary's
> buying a Braille-Edge 40 without help from rehab. We're pleased to let
> everyone know that the Braille-Edge 40 is up and running and is serving 
> its
> purpose well. This was followed shortly afterwords by our buying Jaws for
> Windows 2018 no rehab required.
>
>
>
>                This morning a "Second wave" came ashore. Mary is now the
> proud owner of the latest and greatest version of the Duxbury Braille
> Translator for Windows. Since she would like to do Braille transcribing 
> and
> so we can provide material in Braille for our other businesses this latest
> purchase will serve us well. It feels wonderful to not have to deal with 
> the
> waighting and stress of getting this equipment through a vocational
> rehabilitation agency. For us paying for the products and services you 
> need
> to live independently as a blind person is wonderful! It can also go a 
> long
> way to helping us be more pleasant to deal with too. Anything you can do 
> to
> eliminate unwanted white noise of that kind should be the goal of every
> blind person needing to acquire such technology and services. Now to hear
> similar stories from others on these lists.
>
>
>
> Peter and Mary Donahue who look forward to increasing quality Braille in
> their corner of the World.
>
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