[nagdu] question for those of you with some useable vision and thatwork

[lindagwizdak at peoplepc.com]

Hi Lisa,
I think it depends on the work space and the people there.  I would just 
leave my dog on tie-down and go to the rest room.  I'd bring the dog if it 
was time for water and a potty break.  At the Naval Medical Center's Health 
& Wellness office, I wander around there without my dog to do stuff or go to 
their restroom.  I stay near the wall and "wall-trail" so I don't run into 
anyone else in the hallway.

Do the people know you so they would know you were visually impaired going 
without your dog?

BTW, I think alot of totally blind folks would just leave the dog in the 
case you mention. It's a hasstle to disturb your sleeping dog just to pop 
into the restroom.

BTW, everyone, I have been scarce for the last several days because I was 
off recovering from my foot surgery that I had last Wednesday.  So, now I am 
back home with my foot up on a folding chair and going over almost 300 
e-mails!  That's OK - I'm stuck at home for another two weeks with the 
exception of going to the doctor.  I am on crutches and it's kinda hard to 
work a dog or use a cane that way! (grin!)  Anyway, I'm feeling pretty good 
and Landon is getting a nice vacation.  He is sleeping on the floor near my 
window in the sunshine.

Cheers,

Linda and Landon
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lisa" <lison1273 at live.com>
To: "seeing eye-l" <seeingeye-l at list.web.net>
Sent: Tuesday, March 10, 2009 8:27 AM
Subject: [nagdu] question for those of you with some useable vision and 
thatwork


Hello all, I just have a quick question for those of you with some useable 
vision and that work.  If your rest room is straight ahead of you and is the 
last door in that hall do you take your dog?
Lisa


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