In The Blind Truth, Woody Livingston gives an inside scoop on how he has not only survived but thrived while going completely blind. Woody, part of the baby boomer generation, was born with Usher syndrome that brought about retinitis pigmentosa-which caused him to begin to lose his vision and his hearing at an early age. With the help of cochlear implants and a cane for the blind, not to mention his faith in God and a "can do" attitude, Woody has taken charge of his life and shows that you don't need eyesight to truly see. The Blind Truth is a collection of essays on what it's like to live with vision impairment in a seeing world. Woody dives into being blind while traveling on planes, trains, and public buses; how to handle blind discrimination, finding the humor in blind mishaps, navigating religious "vultures" and televangelists who want to heal him for their own personal gain, driving a car with low vision, and renovating a house despite being severely visually impaired. If you or someone you know is stuck in life, or experiencing visual impairment or disability, or even having a crisis faith; then The Blind Truth is the perfect read to gain inspiration and motivation! Pick up a copy today.
