[nagdu] Jury finds IA Dept. forBlind'sguidedog policy does notdiscriminate

[David Andrews]

Rebecca:

Likewise I would argue that someone who was comfortable with letting 
someone meet his/her needs, because of blindness really hasn't 
accepted it.  If they feel justified in letting someone else do 
things they should do themselves, then they haven't truly accepted blindness.

Dave

At 09:21 AM 2/24/2009, you wrote:
>What constitutes the difference say between someone who hasn't accepted
>his/her blindness, and someone who has but is just making a sucker out
>of those around him/her?
>I'd argue that there are probably a lot of people who are just fine with
>their blindness, but because they can let others fulfill their needs and
>wishes.