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Originally Posted by cln1812
Oh, that is tough, but they need to focus on the fact that there are blind people who can & do lead full, satisfying lives, maybe get into a support forum or group (surely something must exist for issues like that?) I agree with you about your niece needing to focus on the future and any financial help she might get. If not a better job, I believe there are benefits you can still get for disabled children. I think you are right that God makes everyone different for a reason. It might not make sense to us right now, but the baby could turn out to do something great or be a wonderful advocate for the blind. You never know.
I didn't know him well, but there was a blind boy nearly my age who attended my church growing up. I don't know his mental status exactly, of course, since he had to go to a school for the blind, but he was always a great person to be around, funny and also very supportive (finding the positive in every tough situation).
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Thank you for replying it means a lot. I completely agree about the support group. My niece would definitely have to change jobs to help her son. She works at Dillard’s the money is actually not too bad but it offers no benefits for her or her child. They did not even offer maternity leave. I’m just afraid because my niece is very shy and does not like to speak up. Maybe she will think about what’s best for her baby
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