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Full History - 2019 - 04 - 29 - ID#biuj01
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Any advice for staying safe in a crowded hall in school? (self.Blind)
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jrs12 4 points 4y ago
This is also where cane training comes in.
theawesomeaquarist 0 points 4y ago
Sure I'm only going to be using it at night
happyforyoubutami 6 points 4y ago
Many people use the cane for visibility and to inform other people that they have a vision impairment, not just because they “need it” because their vision is so poor under those conditions. That’s why it is also called an identification cane. My husband uses it when he deals with traffic and busy streets— his vision is generally pretty good in those circumstances but it lets everyone else know to be cognizant of him.
CloudyBeep 4 points 4y ago
If you used your cane, people would realise that you have a vision impairment, so they might move out of the way.
jrs12 4 points 4y ago
You don't have to pigeon hole yourself so strictly. If you are feeling uncomfortable in the hallways navigating crowds, you may find you need it at other times.
bscross32 3 points 4y ago
Well if you're having problems, I'd say use it all the time.
getTrickshotted 1 points 4y ago
Tell your counselor and she/him probably can tell the teachers you can leave before the bell or after the bell
LanceThunder 1 points 4y ago
you might want to talk to your vice-principal about getting permission to leave class 5 min early or getting to class 5 min late. this will allow you to walk the halls before the rush. the tricky part is that a lot of times some of the most important information about homework and tests happen during these times so you will have to be careful to ask about those things.
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