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John Lee Clark’s “Where I Stand: On the Signing Community and My DeafBlind Experience” is an incredible book. I think that anyone with any disability may find this book as relatable as I have, as a hearing-sighted person with AuDHD and a slow processing speed. Where I Stand is a necessary read.

Thank y’all for reading 💙

P.S. I feel recognized as a twice-exceptional student in the chapter “unreasonable effort”, which discusses the struggles unduly put upon DeafBlind students in school systems that weren’t built for them. 💙

Inspirational Journeys Presents: Special Guest Interview with Thea Ramsay

After scheduling problems and technical difficulties, I am pleased to bring to you an interview with my long awaited guest. Continue reading to learn more about Thea and her books. INSPIRATIONAL JOURNEYS PRESENTS!

SPECIAL GUEST INTERVIEW WITH THEA RAMSAY! Hello: I’m proud to announce the following guest for your listening pleasure. Please be sure to read onward after the following message to…

Blindside Fresno: September 2016

The September 2016 edition of ‘Blindside Fresno’ consisted of an interview with Fresno author Olivia Ostergaard.

Olivia was born in Bakersfield,in the Southern Central Valley of California. She was born prematurely and being too small to survive outside of a incubator was placed in an oxygen rich environment which caused damage to the blood supply to her retinas, the light sensitive layer within…

Alicia’s (earhat) cover for The Republic of Heaven by Blind_Author

Summary:

His Dark Materials AU. John and his dæmon, Amarisa, have never quite fit in, largely because she settled as a wolfdog. Sherlock and Raniel are similarly isolated, mostly because the woman they call Mummy is a witch. These two men and their dæmons end up sharing a flat together and the rest, as they say, is history. And with a witch-clan out for John's blood and a man known as Moriarty emerging from the shadows, they're certainly not going to be bored.