There used to be a time when I could see the clothes that I wore, the ones that I bought, and the ones on others. Now, it has all changed for me; I can no longer see enough decipher anything and I have to depend on others to describe them all to me. I can still remember enough to formulate pictures in my mind as to how things look but I need to use certain strategies in order to keep things straight.
Whenever it comes to dealing with clothes and how they may look on either me or someone else, I go through my checklist of questions before I start. Color of clothing, style, long or short, dark or light, type of fabric, and what it is going to be worn with or how is it being worn. I take great care to ensure that I can get all of this info and more often than not it is painstaking but a necessity.
Mom is extremely good with all of this as she describes everything that I ask her to plus more. Others have to be taught my way of doing things if they are not already familiar. So there you have it.
You can learn more by visiting www.independentlivingaids.com to see some of the various devices and gadgets that blind and sight impaired persons use in order to cope with clothes matching.
I’m Donna J. Jodhan your friendly accessibility advocate wishing you a terrific day and urging you to go out there and share my blogs with others.
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