[Nfbf-l] Social Security

[Mark]

Maybe I am missing something, but I am not entirely sure what your point is 
here.  I'm thinking I would like to respond, but I would like a better idea 
of what you are actually saying here.
Mark Tardif
You can't hug your loved ones with nuclear arms
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From: "Joanne" <jdking09 at earthlink.net>
To: "NFB of Florida Listserv" <nfbf-l at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2008 11:08 AM
Subject: Re: [Nfbf-l] Social Security


> living in a sighted world more affectively.   Technology has come a long 
> way as you know, but if we need ;help from someone sighted, it needs to be 
> solved in order to be more independent.   As a crazy example, perhaps 
> cars should be available for blind people to drive or maybe there 
> shouldn't be cars at all.
> Just remember, all this is only my opinion and that is just how I feel.  I 
> hope I came across that way.
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> From: <Dotswritebrl at aol.com>
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> Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2008 10:38 PM
> Subject: Re: [Nfbf-l] Social Security
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>> Sorry for this untimely post, but I must comment.  The Ada in title 3 
>> says
>> that anything in black and white must be in a format the blind can use. 
>> If
>> someone does read it to you, it must be read verbatum.  Social Security 
>> puts out
>> their entitlement books, the ones that talk about the benefits, in 
>> Braille and
>> large print.  I believe you can get it in a recorded format.  When my 
>> husband
>> retired, the lady asked me how I wanted my communication sent.  I told 
>> them
>> Braille.  Guess who hasn't gotten any communication.  Its much easier to 
>> put it
>> in my husband's name.  He is sighted, so therefore they don't have to do
>> anything but print.
>>
>> Joann, being able to identify mail has nothing to do with rehabilitation.
>> Its like the saying "all cats are grey at night."  In other words, you 
>> may get
>> 15 pieces of mail in a business envelope, but if you can't read the 
>> address,
>> they all look the same.  Going on your premise, Dr. Mauerer hasn't been
>> rehabilitated, because unless some one reads the address to him, or he 
>> uses his KNFB
>> reader, he can't tell, so he hasn't been rehabilitated. JMHO. Evelyn
>> Dawursk
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