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Full History - 2015 - 12 - 28 - ID#3ykb1o
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Visually Impaired Christmas (self.Blind)
submitted by matt_may
I swear a sitcom could be written on this topic. I remember when my Grandmother came to town. She hated when I used my cane in public. It shamed her somehow. She took me to a Christmas Eve mass and it was totally dark outside without even street lamps in the parking lot. I pulled out my cane and she slapped my hand and said, "Surely you don't need that now!" Um, if I didn't need it then I didn't need it all, ever.

Any other good visually impaired Christmas stories?
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matt_may [OP] 5 points 7y ago
She grew up in the Depression and was very class conscious. In her day being disabled was the sign of poor upbringing or low class.
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