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Read Part I HERE The meeting at the breakfast place that served the worlds second best coffee was an enlightening one. I learned a new thing about having social circles; how newly met acquaintences are able to relate to you and sort of run into the Friendship zone. Well actually not, since this was just the first meeting of a group of people; for friendship to take place, there should be situations that help build trust and in this situation there was no such. Moving on, the very next day; I start getting messages and calls from one of the common friends about the book keeper. The messages were alarming and had indicated that the book keeper was in trouble, big, big trouble! 

While the whole country is looking forward to going digital, I am surprised as to why the Indian Government chooses to ignore the visually impaired community or the disabled community as a whole?

Your use of language when referring to or talking about people with disability has an impact on the way people with disability feel and the way they are perceived by other people in society.

If you think that this is a new message and you will find some ground breaking insight or inspiration from this post; keep your expectations real just as us persons with disability have for all these years in this country. Having said that, this is the message from 2019 with added thoughts and opinions.

Friendship is a crucial element in protecting our mental health. Our friends can keep us grounded, help us get things in perspective, and help us manage life's problems. “The best thing my friends did for me was that they just accepted me as I was.” even after acquiring a disability!

Today I bring you the Ugly side of being blind. For no reason but to help you understand what happens to me in different situations of my daily life living with blindness.

This is going to be a really boring read; but I just had to document this so that my future self can look back on how I acquired a competency at work for Transition Management and thought about restructuring my career at the young age of 46!

I am a visually impaired person, simply put I am blind and cannot see. Thanks to the recent development of technology and the power of computers, I am able to use a computer and access information on the internet with help of an assistive technology called a screen reader

Facebook has helped me connect with so many old lost friends in the journey I call life. One of these lost friends was an old flame from college, then a looker and a drop dead gorgeous eye candy chick. Forgive me ladies, that's how we men think and talk about pretty looking women. This is the wrong blog to expect political correctness, get with the program and be a sport!

Every year, 15 October is celebrated as White Cane Safety Day. As ever I got caught up in so many things to do with work and training I did not find the time or the energy to write something about my trusted companion the white cane. I was introduced to this mobility aid in the year 2011. At first it made no sense using this aid as a mobility tool as it told me no directions or wasn't smart enough to guide or get me out of a pickle.