Editor’s Note: This is part of our ongoing series on Laughter is Often the Best Medicine. Sometimes You’ve Just Gotta Laugh! By Audrey Demmitt Sometimes when you’re visually impaired, you’ve just gotta laugh when mishaps and embarrassing moments arise. One day after shopping alone, I waited on the curb in the blinding sun for my … Continued
Editor’s note: This is part of a series on the theme of Laughter is Often the Best Medicine. We often find it difficult to laugh at situations when we blunder if we are struggling to find our equilibrium of adjusting to life’s demands along with vision loss. In time, we realize one of the best … Continued
This week we mourn the passing of Robin Williams, who shared his extraordinary gift of humor with the world for many, many years in spite of his battle with depression. He taught us that laughter can be our best medicine. Two Innocent Canines by Peer Advisor Sue Wiygul Martin, herself a suicide attempt survivor For … Continued
This week we mourn the passing of Robin Williams, who shared his extraordinary gift of humor with the world for many, many years in spite of his battle with depression. He taught us that laughter can be our best medicine. Teddy’s Most Terrible Awful Day by Peer Advisor DeAnna (Quietwater) Noriega Many factors go into … Continued
Editor’s note: This is the 2nd in a series on our theme of Laughter is Often the Best Medicine. We often find it difficult to laugh at situations when we blunder if we are struggling to find our equilibrium of adjusting to life’s demands along with vision loss. In time, we realize one of the … Continued
Editor’s note: This is the first in a series on our new theme of Laughter is Often the Best Medicine. We often find it difficult to laugh at situations when we blunder if we are struggling to find our equilibrium of adjusting to life’s demands along with vision loss. In time, we realize one of … Continued