Blindness curiosity

The first individual stated it all. Consequently, my response is somewhat redundant.   I'm a crisis interventionist and suicidal prevention specialist. I have no sense of hearing or sight.

The majority of us are empaths, despite the fact that not everyone who is blind is. Without needing to check the time, I can talk freely with callers. My stamina is very high. Because of my excellent recall skills, I was able to recall the date, time, and specifics of the phone call. Still, even after a few weeks had passed, it was still there.

I'm capable of having two conversations at once.   I've had to deal with a lot of abuse throughout my life. A lot of what my callers are going through is now clear to me. Unfortunately, a considerable percentage of the disabled population is subjected to inhumane treatment. A vast range of experiences has resulted in us becoming intensely aware. Consequently, a disadvantage turns into an advantage.   I can read, cook, shower, and get dressed in the dark. Of course, there are also natural hikes to enjoy! In the minds of people who are blind, seeing is the only means of navigating the world. Deaf and hearing people may or may not benefit from this.

The world is a breathtakingly lovely place when you pay attention to your other senses. angry, elated. superb in every way. When it comes to blind individuals, they don't say things like that on the whole.   What I've enjoyed the most is that everyone around me is really communicative. Things I shouldn't hear come up in conversation with coworkers. Some people think I'm naive because I'm blind and won't pay attention to what's going on around me. Yes, that's correct. I'm alert and on the lookout for problems.

Being blind has a number of fantastic advantages, including this one. There are a lot of "secrets" that I've been given. The narrator repeats, "The blind man will not tell," and the story continues.