You Think I am Blind, You have No Idea What I Can See

You Think I Am Blind. You Have No Idea How Much I Can See.

By Anthony Corona, founder of the Sunday Edition family of podcasts and digital media content services.

What do you see when you look at a Blind person?

The cane. The hesitation. The moment they need help. The stain on a shirt. The hand searching for a door handle.

But what are you missing?

In You Think I Am Blind. You Have No Idea How Much I Can See, Anthony Corona turns the idea of blindness around and asks a deceptively simple question.

Who is actually failing to see?

This personal reflection explores the enormous distance between what sighted people sometimes assume about blindness and the reality of living, adapting, learning, struggling, thriving, and building an independent life without sight.

It is about the hundred successful moments that can disappear behind the one moment when assistance is needed.

It is about learning to experience the world through sound, touch, instinct, memory, laughter, love, and compassion.

And it is about refusing the idea that blindness makes a person less whole, less capable, less happy, or somehow the inhabitant of a smaller life.

I have set this piece to audio using artificial intelligence and invite you to listen.

Because sometimes the person you assume cannot see may be noticing far more than you realize.

You Think I Am Blind.

You Have No Idea How Much I Can See.

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