A Worthwhile Cause

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"National Association for Visually Handicapped"

We are committed to ensuring that impaired vision does not result in impaired life. Our mission is to help the Hard of Seeing™ worldwide cope with the psychological effects of visual impairment and to provide low vision services, visual aids and training to anyone in need of these services. Learn more about NAVH and its mission.

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Posted: Oct 31, 2008 at 12:06 pm / Email this »

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9 comments to “A Worthwhile Cause”

karencarpenter says – reply to this

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…do they accept food stamps?
Cletus B. Fucktard says – reply to this

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i can't see it
LaRae says – reply to this

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The National Federation of the Blind is a more reputable organization.
MRS.RICKY MARTIN says – reply to this

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what about the ricky martin foundation
caeleste says – reply to this

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Once again, Perez, please stop supporting the use of the word HANDICAPPED to refer to individuals. PEOPLE ARE NOT HANDICAPPED!!!! Only POLICIES and PHYSICAL BARRIERS (such as stairs, signage without Braille, etc) can be handicaps.

100% agree with LaRae. The NFB is a much more reputable organization.
Vince will Shamwow your ass says – reply to this

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Re: Cletus B. Fucktard – That was so bad it was funny.
Vince will Shamwow your ass says – reply to this

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Re: caeleste – Handicapped also refers to a human disibility. An organization wouldn't put it in it's name if it was gramatically incorrect. Go look it up.
Milk Me says – reply to this

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Re: Cletus B. Fucktard – AAHHHAAA! that was good.
ifitsnotscottishitscrap says – reply to this

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I think it's great that you post things like this in order to bring awareness! But I have never seen you post anything on epidermolysis bullosa (and if you did and I missed the post–I am sorry!). This week was national EB Awareness week and I was so hoping to find you posting something on it! It'd be great if you would look into it, and post on this horrible disease. Not many people have heard of it and you could get the word out to millions!! It would mean a lot to those of us that have to live with it!! Thanks Perez, you rock!!!!!