A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
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The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…
Archive | eqb
A Love Affair, 10 minute writing sprint
Someone I follow on Twitter throws out occasional writing prompts. Sometimes it’s “In six words or fewer write about…” Sometimes it’s, set a timer and, in 10 minutes write something…
The Director’s Chair
Lights, camera, action! My part on a Stephen King film Sue Wiygul Martin It’s a month into the filming of the movie The Langoliers. Today, we’re filming in the baggage…
Ball in Play: The Power of Adaptive Sports
Recognizing the need for comprehensive rehabilitation for soldiers who were blinded in World War II, the Department of Veterans Affairs, VA, established the profession of Blind Rehabilitation as we know…
What’s in a Name?
I have no idea what my name would have been had I not been adopted as an infant. As it turned out, I was christened Lillian Sue Wiygul. Sue came…
In Recognition: National Suicide Prevention Week
At 26 years of age, my life had hit rock bottom. Deeply depressed, I had reached the point where I believed I no longer had options. Placing a loaded gun…
Climb Every Mountain
When we go hiking, we usually get away from it all. In this recording, done as we descended Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park, we encountered a whole bunch of…
Wahoo, we’re going over the falls!
Standing on the front porch of the cabin In Nantahala Village we looked out, across the valley, to the Smokie Mountains. That night we walked to the lodge, ordered…
Can you *feel* it?
In my day job I’m part of a virtual team in the United States Department of Veterans Affairs. Members of the team, as well as the customers we serve,…
The best friend I had never met
Have you ever had something happen to you that made you go weak in the knees? Have you ever thought that your legs were going to give out beneath you?…
Plot Twist!
In March, the guide dog affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, asked me to speak at their convention in Columbus, Ohio on July 9th. They wanted to hear…
Vision Rehab Therapist Appreciation Week
June 23rd through 29th is vision rehab therapist appreciation week. Vision Aware has posted Chapter 26, Two Clients, One Goal, to their blog site: http://www.visionaware.org/blog.aspx?BlogID=9&BlogEntryID=789 Here’s the audio of Chapter…
The Blue Wall
When my office was in the Department of Human Services building in Bangor, Maine, an amazing thing happened. At the time I had been blind for about seven years. Having…