When you accidentally meet a person walking with a dog on his face, who has black glasses, a cane in his hand and a talking watch in his pocket, you involuntarily think about his life. How different is living with a disability from the normal life of most people?
Instructions
Step 1
Blind people find their bearings in their home very easily. All objects in the dwelling should not change their place of position, and then everything will be fine. In a few days, a person can learn to navigate very easily and quickly. Sliding interior doors and furniture doors protect against injury, and carpeted walkways indicate driving directions. Television, radio, mechanical clocks and landline telephones help to navigate in space.
Step 2
It is difficult for blind people to find work. The organization of their workplace requires special expensive equipment, so the financial side of their life is almost entirely dependent on social security.
Step 3
Most visually impaired people do not have families of their own. Medicine has proven that blind parents may well have sighted children, but it is difficult to imagine how they will be able to solve the problems and tasks that they face in the process of raising and caring for their child.
Step 4
If a person is blind from birth, then other senses in his body try to compensate for the work of the eyes. The blind themselves believe that their sensations have extrasensory qualities, and they see with the heart. And it is difficult to doubt this, looking at photographs and paintings made by blind people, or listening to the sound of their voice in a song.
Step 5
Today, the problem of socialization of disabled people is increasingly being raised. At the state level, laws are being adopted obliging the authorities of all settlements to organize appropriate conditions for a normal life. For trips to the store, pharmacy, to work, a so-called barrier-free environment is created, ramps are built and signal traffic lights are installed. The All-Russian Society of the Blind provides psychological, cultural and professional rehabilitation. Provides the need for interpersonal communication and books.
