[nabs-l] Sociaolizing Part2

[clinton waterbury]

The answer to both of those questions is no.

You should learn how to cut your food.  There are a number  of strategies to use.  You can go to a training center to learn those skills.

With rides, you might want to take control of the situation and ask for the rides if you want them, but other than that, if you can, you should use cane travel.

I am not trying to be rude about it, but trying to let you and others in your position know that you can do things such as this on your own.
On May 12, 2010, at 9:35 AM, Gerardo Corripio wrote:

> Hi guys: More questions:
> 1.-I unfortunately don't know how to cut food or meat. is it fine to ask 
> whoever is next to me to do the favor without letting them feel like I'm 
> more burden then a regular person?
> 2.-Regarding rides and the like is it my initiative to ask for it or should 
> my friends offer them when they know I'm blind and don't have a car? For now 
> all but surely more in the days to come.
> Gerardo 
> 
> 
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