Given our respective life expectancies, most of us assume that we will outlive our guide dogs, but most of us also assume that we will lose them after they retire and pass after a longish decline. This “natural” process is … Continue reading
In the spring of 2021, I heard about a newer social media app called Clubhouse. I found an invitation link to join this audio-based platform in an ACB publication. Once registered, I was amazed at all the “rooms” Clubhouse had … Continue reading
I remember the first time I ever saw a concert pianist. His name was Andre Watts and he appeared on an episode of Mr. Rogers’s Neighborhood. I was completely enthralled by the sound. I strained my eyes to see his … Continue reading
By Elizabeth Oleksa, BA I wanted to take a moment and share some exciting news, which may also be beneficial for some of you in your own journeys through life and sight-loss. I have personally found that writing poetry … Continue reading
By PAGDUS Dogs share many of the same neurochemicals that we do and, like us, they are exposed to certain stress hormones like adrenaline and cortisol – so they can get depressed. Unfortunately, dogs can’t tell us when they are … Continue reading