[humanser] ways we read

[Ericka Short]

I think that whatever works best for you is how you should do things. 
Besides not all of us have the budget to obtain and train on the newest and 
most fantastic.  Tech breaks, braille only flattens.  I see the  advantages 
and I'm a stinky braille writer and reader.  Goes the same as far as I'm 
concerned for travel.  if you get there safely and efficiently for the 
required  reason you're going, who cares what kind of cane you use.   As far 
was we all have been taught that we can do  things for ourselves and some 
basics to  start with, what does it matter?  Choice of when to be dependent 
and Independence is the most important thing.   We're human not robots.

II hear you on the audio.  I used to fall asleep instantly.  It took me a 
long time to make audio learning work for me.  I like to interact with the 
print still but it's not the best way anymore. Braille is just going to have 
to be a way of life or suffer back pain all the time.

Ericka J. Short
262-697-0510

"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me". Philippians 4:13

"No hand is too small or too big to do good in this world." EJ. Short