Wow! I am feeling a bit floored by all that you all have said, and. I t hank God that I have s ych wonderful friends here who care so much.
If I can just say that my priest does know about my situation, and this is a. New. Church for me, but he says that people will soon get to know about my blindness and help me. Some do know, but they firget, and. Do not help. They wave at me, ac vording to my hysband and I believe him. He tells them I can't see them. But they still do it. They will not kearn that they need to put their. Face close to mine and say who they are. It is a learning process for them.
I often feel that they don't want me in their groups. I think they think I have nothing to contribute, but I DO.
I have a LOT to give.
Maybe they will learn in time. I understand that the States is more geared to dusability than we are here. Here, they do not care mych and will trample on you. We always have to fight to be heard, even in the Church.
Michie, I don't know wh at you mean by an advocate. I am good at seaking up for myself, but you may mean something different.
I am doing my best, but get ground down sometimes. There just seems to be so much going on and to deal with and jyst the emitional impact of going blind is enough without all the other added things too. I do get depressed sometimes. Underneath though, I know God is there.