#7 – HOW A SIMPLE GAME CHANGED MY LIFE
From Stories that Change our Lives · 00:15:24
Show by Neal Ewers
It started with a simple childhood game of ball I played with my grandparents. My Mom and Dad kept improving the game. Slowly, it became less a game, and more a way of life. From this game and other fun times with my parents, I discovered I could use my non-visual senses to create a mental image of my surroundings. In a way, it was a transition from blindness to Sight. I learned to use this image to understand where I was in any given space without ever using my eyes to see the objects and people that might be in the same space. It may be as close to normal vision as I will ever have, but it has allowed me to See, in my own way, and to be totally unafraid of the dark. Find out more at https://stories-that-change-our-lives.pinecast.co
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