[nabs-l] a question about getting lost

David Andrews dandrews at visi.com
Tue Feb 28 02:02:26 UTC 2012


He, your aid is wrong.  All of us get lost occasionally, but the 
trick is in getting out of it, that is getting unlost.  There may not 
be anyone around so you will have to rely on your own devices.  Don't 
let sighted people decide for you what is good, or important.

Dave

At 07:33 PM 2/27/2012, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I am doing a pretty good job navigating my high-school campus.  I 
>hardly ever get lost, but I used to more often when I began.
>I had a question: is it a big deal when you get lost, but find your 
>way COMPLETELY on your own?
>I'm emphasizing this because my aide used to always get mad at me 
>when I got lost, even if I found my way using my skills.  One time 
>he got upset because I was checking a room number on a door, but I 
>needed to know what the room number was in order to get where I was 
>going.  He treats getting lost and finding my own way just as badly 
>as getting lost and needing lots of help.  Is this right?
>Vejas





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