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Why not just put a blindfold on and walk around your house for a few hours? Take notes into a recorder or a voice note app about what you're feeling, thinking, smelling, hearing, about whether othe...
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Why not just put a blindfold on and walk around your house for a few hours? Take notes into a recorder or a voice note app about what you're feeling, thinking, smelling, hearing, about whether other senses have sharpened, if you're slowing down, etc. Additionally, the children's book [_Follow My Leader_](http://rads.stackoverflow.com/amzn/click/0140364854) is quite good about showing how a previously sighted boy adapts to blindness.
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2014-07-24T20:24:39Z (over 10 years ago)
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