Blindness isn’t seeing nothing.
October is blindness awareness month and despite how prominent visual disabilities are in society, not a lot of people talk about it. So here I am, talking about it. According to the Canadian Institute for the Blind, also known as the CNIB, blindness cannot be characterized as “seeing only darkness”, as if one was walking around with their eyes closed. The definition sounds more like “a spectrum of visual disability from when your sight is impaired enough to interfere with daily activities like reading, cooking or driving, up to total…
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