[Nfbmt] hearing about the NFB

[d m gina]

Now that is what I love getting into trouble.
You go Ted.
I worked with Dianne McGeorge for quite some time off and on with the 
federation.
Many times I was discouraged still am, because wen there are problems 
you feel you need to be backed up with, I have never been.
I get tired of them deciding what I need to fight for, so didn't stay 
with them much in Denver.
I am praising the Lord that I am strong enough to go this year.
It is on my records I had an accute heart attack.
I don't give up easy, where doing much in humidity causes me to tire easy.
I learned that yesterday trying to walk around the park as I always do.
This is one of the federation plusses, wanting folks to feel free to 
get out and travel.
Keep getting into trouble Ted, that made me smile.


Original message:
> Sheila,
>         I first heard of the NFB when I lost my sight in 1979 and was
> introduced to the MAB, the Montana affiliate.  When I attended my first
> convention in 1983 was when I really got introduced and have been quite
> active since then.  The NFB is one of the most positive organizations I have
> found.  Because of them and my parents training, I am employed and active
> with my church, community and neighbors, not afraid to try most anything and
> enjoy living (the life I want).
>         I try to be patient with the public, but sometimes I have a "mean
> spirit" and "lovingly" put them in their place.  Often getting in trouble
> because of it.



> EDWARD C "TED" ROBBINS
> , CEO MBEI, Treasurer NFB of Montana & MANAGER MAB EQUIPMENT PROGRAM
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Nfbmt [mailto:nfbmt-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Sheila Leigland
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> Sent: Wednesday, June 24, 2015 9:04 PM
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> Cc: Sheila Leigland
> Subject: [Nfbmt] hearing about the nfb

> Hi I'm interested in knowing how and when you first heard about the nfb.
> What were your impressions and if negative what changed your atitude to a
> positive one. I first heard about the nfb in 1975 from Susan Ford while
> attending s.o.p. I've known about the nfb fro forty years now.

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