[Ohio-talk] Could someone please advise me the best way to move to a new area if your blind.

[Suzanne Turner]

Vincent,

There are many areas in which would be accommodating for you.  The first
step you have accomplished by reaching out to the NFB.  Therefore, Parma,
North Olmstead, Cleveland Heights, Mayfield and Downtown has members of the
organization that are comfortable in where they live.  If you would need
personal assistance, feel free to call me.  I am also sure anyone in those
areas can help.  We have assisted others before with housing, transportation
and more..

Suzanne
216-990-6199 

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Subject: [Ohio-talk] Could someone please advise me the best way to move to
a new area if your blind.

Could someone please advise me the best way to move to a new area if your
blind.

The reason I am asking this is because I have always relied on sighted help
to move, and every time I do that that I find myself in a bad situation.

I live in Northfield Ohio in Summit county, but I would like to move back
into the Cleveland area.  I'm thinking Parma, or Lakewood might be good
unless someone knows of some place better.  The reason I want to move is
because I'm too isolated in Northfield, there is no good bus line, or
reasonable social and employment opportunities in this area, and I miss my
NFB chapters in Cleveland.

I can cover the expenses of moving, but I'm not sure how to find a good
place on my own.


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