By Sue Lichtenfels Avoiding the visiting vet. Barking for attention. Chasing tennis balls and frisbees. Digging holes. Eating everything in sight. Flapping his silky ears. Groaning during ear rubs. Helping until the end. Ignoring the pain. Jumping onto the … Continue reading
By William H. Grignon Well, Thunder, the Yellow Lab who was supposed to be my guide dog, came, plodded, and went back from whence he came. In a nutshell, it wasn’t a fit. Thunder was gentle, loving, and … Continue reading
By Sue Lichtenfels Every time I read about the Aira service, I think to myself, “That’s such an unusual name. Surely the letters in Aira must be an acronym for the company’s full name.” According to the “About” section … Continue reading
By Jule Ann Lieberman, MS CLVT/CATIS and the Vision Loss Resource Team During the 2020 PCB Conference held virtually this past October, I spoke on how magnification works and how optical and technology options are used for reading with … Continue reading
By William H. Grignon Here is the latest chapter in my quest to get my first guide dog. I now have a date to meet my dog. It is March 13, 2021. That is when I come face-to-face with … Continue reading