[nagdu] Question

[Sheila Leigland]

BLENDA i DON'T KNOW WHAT THE LAWS ARE, BUT WHAT BOTHERS ME IS THAT IS SEEM AS THOUGH IF WE ARE BLIND WE NEED TO JUST ACCEPT WHAT OTHERS SAY OR DO. mY HUSBAND AND MYSELF AND CHILD WERE WAITING FOR A BUS ONE DAY AND A STRANGER OFFERED US A RIDE AND WE SAID NO AND HE PROMPTLY SAID TO hELL WITH YOU THEN JUST BECAUSE WE CHOSE TO SAY NO TO A RIDE. I WOULD HAV NEVER PLACED MYSELF MY HUSBAND OR ESPECIALLY MY YOUNG CHILD IN A VEHICLE WITH SOMEONE i DIDN'T KNOW AND NOW i WOULDN'T DO IT WITH MY DOG. iT DOESN'T MATTER TO ME IF THE PERSON HAS PURE MOTIVES OR NOT. THERE ISN'T ALWAYS A WAY TO KNOW AND IT IS NOT A RISK THAT i WANT TO TAKE AND AS  A BLIND PERSON i HAVE AS MUCH RIGHT TO SAY YES OR NO AS THE SIGHTED PERSON DOES.