Broken wrists and blog posts

A new year is a great time to learn new skills and discover your latent super powers.

Flashback Friday: Revolving Doors

It is not unreasonable to expect to be able to walk through any door.

Flashback Friday: Dog Distraction

To explain how Seeing Eye dogs are trained to ignore their instincts, I’m going to use an example. Juno is, of course, our working dog. Fluffy will be our civilian dog. Here’s how Juno learns to ignore Fluffy:

Guest Post: An Open Letter to New Guide Dog Handlers

This week, fellow blindfluencer Rhianna McGregor and I swapped blogs again. We’re both on our second dog guides, and decided to share some hard-won wisdom from our experiences with new and prospective dog guide users. We’ve attended different schools, worked with different breeds, and learned different lessons.

The Importance of Boundaries for Introverts with Service Dogs

Your service dog is not their emotional support animal.

My Road-trip Daydreams

How long does it take to get used to freedom?

Traveling with a Service Dog: Planning Your Trip

Today your favorite blindfluencer asks you to share the most unusual place you’ve taken a furry friend! Tell me the story and you might get featured on The dark Side!

Flashback Friday: Prayer With Puppies

And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another just as in Christ, God forgave you.

Flashback Friday: What Do I Do with My Dog when…? The Final Installment, Take 2

Good things in life are rarely as fragile as our fears of failure would have us believe.

Three Reasons You Should Want a Blind Student In Your Class — Any Class

That’s right, people with disabilities like blindness are good for your brain!