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Old 08-29-2011, 06:18 PM #1
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Default How do you deal with the visual stuff?
MS is really working hard to take away what little vision I have left, and it seems to be going so fast! I am sad, and I am upset that MS is scratching my eyes out, and not digging at my legs! its a sorry statement but if my legs didnt work I could watch TV or do puzzles, or knit, read books and visit with folks. I could get hand controls to drive my car, but blind?

How do I do this?
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