DO’s and DON'Ts. Even though I cannot see, I can hear you very well. So:

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Transcript of DO’s and DON'Ts. Even though I cannot see, I can hear you very well. So:

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• Even though I cannot see, I can hear you very well. So:

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• Even though I cannot see, I can hear you very well. So:– Please, talk directly to

me, not through my companion.

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• Even though I cannot see, I can hear you very well. So:– Please, talk directly to

me, not through my companion.

– Don’t shout. I am blind, but my hearing is good.

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Do not play the: “Do you know who this is?” game.

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Do not play the: “Do you know who this is?” game.

When you say hello, identify yourself.

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Ask me if I need assistance, and I will let you know.

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Ask me if I need assistance, and I will let you know. Please, do not insist if I tell you that I am fine.

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Feel free to use the word “see” in front of me. It’s okay to say, “Nice to see you.”

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Feel free to use the word “see” in front of me. It’s okay to say, “Nice to see you.”

I am also very happy to see you!

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• Say my name when you address me.

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• Say my name when you address me.– Dorothy, what would

you like to drink?

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• Say my name when you address me.– Dorothy, what would

you like to drink?

• Give me specific directions.

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• Say my name when you address me.– Dorothy, what would

you like to drink?

• Give me specific directions.– Your drink is on the

table, to your right.

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• Don’t push me or pull me.

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• Don’t push me or pull me. Allow me to hold your arm and follow you as you walk.

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• Don’t push me or pull me. Allow me to hold your arm and follow you as you walk.

• Alert me when we approach stairs.

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• Don’t push me or pull me. Allow me to hold your arm and follow you as you walk.

• Alert me when we approach stairs. Tell me if they are going up or down.

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Please, remember:

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• Please, remember:

I am just an individual who has lost the sense of sight

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• Please, remember:

I am just an individual who has lost the sense of sight, but I have the same feelings and deserve the same respect as everyone else.