You’ve heard the saying, “A bad day of fishing, is better than a good day at work.” But have you ever gone fishing with Lions? As a kid, my dad always promised to take me fishing. I remember going twice. So you can understand my reluctance to take my blind son Bob fishing. If it … Continued
Editorial Note: We are pleased to welcome dad Mike Cavanaugh back as a guest blogger. You might remember him from a past post about the role braille has played in his son’s life, as well as his own: Touching Letters, Touching Lives. Mike and his son recently visited the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, … Continued
Editorial Note: In honor of National Braille Literacy Month, we asked guest blogger Michael Cavanaugh, a dad who lives in Seattle, Washington, to write about what braille has meant to him. Getting the Diagnosis Life was turned upside down for me in 1993 when I learned my newborn son was blind. The doctors originally thought … Continued