[Nfbk] some question

[Cathy Jackson]

Katie,
Your best places to live where you can be most independent because of access to transportation would be Louisville or Lexington. I have seen you post to the list before, but couldn't remember if you have had any formal training at the McDowell Center. Learning to deal with your blindness and being able to do things using alternative techniques is an absolute must. I hope you will give this suggestion some serious thought. Not only will you feel better about yourself, but your family will feel better too.
Cathy


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On Sep 25, 2013, at 2:09 PM, "Kathy Pingstock" <kpingstock at gmail.com> wrote:

> Good morning all,
>  
> I wanted to find out what part of Louisville or surrounding  cities that blind people are living, I am new with all of this, currently living with my sister way way out in the country, wanting to be more independent and have friends but not sure where to start. I also have a very small poodle so I am looking for somewhere that allows pets too, my husband passed away last year so my life is up and down and looking to move forward, my little poodle is not a guide dog but can not get rid of him, but want to learn how to be more independent  with using my cane. Any help or guidance is appreciated .
>  
> Kathy
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