Today Cricket and I spent the day at the School for the Deaf and Blind -- we were invited to share some of our ideas on Resiliency traits. I left learning much more from this wonderful group of 14-17 year old students who were blind or visually impaired than the other way around. They left impressions in my heart of their warmth, kindness and appreciation for the simple things in life. Thanks to each of them for their example and resilient spirit! I know they will each go far in their lives and I look forward to seeing them again soon. Their strength, abilities and sense of humor were inspiring!
Kindness is the language which deaf can hear and blind can see.
The journeys of Becky, blind from retinitis pigmentosa, and her beauitiful guide dogs.
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Becky--today I added a link to your blog to our webpage www.guidepupseattle.org . Cricket's puppy raiser, Kim, was kind enough to share it with me. The members of Guide Puppies of Seattle gave moral support and training tips to Kim and Scott as they raised your future guide dog. Bless you for giving Cricket such a fun, loving home and for sharing your view of the world with us. --Heidi (leader, Guide Puppies of Seattle)
Heidi;
So great to hear from you . .thanks for your help too with Cricket!! She is an adorable, wonderful dog! We appreciate so much all she does for me and my family! Can I put a link on my blog to your website?
Becky
Becky,
We would be honored to have you link to our website! The address is www.guidepupseattle.org .
--Heidi
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