Read me a story
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Bill Bradford spends more than 40 hours a week reading magazines and books and coordinating the recording of others at the home of Washington Volunteer Readers for the Blind. His entire post-professional life was a process of continuing education and has probably recorded more words for the blind listeners than anyone in the country.
Publication Name: Washingtonian
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0043-0897
Year: 2003
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Somewhere between a tragedy and a nuisance
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An author, who is diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa in which the vision becomes tunnel or gun barreled and eventually ends in blindness, describes his efforts to cope with it. He does not want to waste an opportunity to live two lives and wishes to make the most of the aesthetic compensations for his vision problem.
Publication Name: Washingtonian
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0043-0897
Year: 2005
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The next thing I knew
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The writer near Middleburg's who had extremely low vision discusses about the trauma he went through when he was hit by a speeding car. He was later admitted in the hospital and was operated by the doctors.
Publication Name: Washingtonian
Subject: Travel, recreation and leisure
ISSN: 0043-0897
Year: 2006
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