[nabs-l] mobility skills quesiton

[Yadiel Sotomayor]

Well, first we need to know where you live. Once we know that, I'm sure we could help you find a good mobility instructor.

On the matter of sidewalks, I live in a very rural part of Puerto Rico, so I don't have any sidewalks here either. That said, I find that, if one is very careful and pay attention, you can walk on the street without any major difficulties. That said, I do not recommend this if it is a very busy street. In that case, I find walking along the shoulder of the road is best.

Hope this helps.



Yadiel J. Sotomayor
Treasurer,
National Federation of the Blind of Puerto Rico 

La National Federation of the Blind sabe que la ceguera no es la
característica que define tu futuro o a ti.  Todos los días elevamos las
expectativas de los ciegos, porque las bajas expectativas crean obstáculos
entre los ciegos y su futuro.  Puedes vivir la vida que queres, la ceguera
no te lo impide.

> On Aug 31, 2014, at 1:01 PM, sandersj6--- via nabs-l <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> I do apologize if I’m posting to the wrong list. I don’t know where I should post this question but, I’m wanting to get better at my mobility training before I go and get a guide dog.
> I’m wanting to get some last minute training in.
> Where I live I don’t have any sidewalks around my area.
> I live out in the country.
> I hope to hear from you soon.
> Sincerely,
> John Sanders
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