I am legally blind. I am totally blind in one eye. The other I can see clearly to the end of my nose. After that everything is a multi coloured moving blur. I use a cane. I have been blind from birth and I am now 62. I'm pretty good at getting around. A few months back I was in a Airport. When I end up in a crowd of people the best and safest thing for me to do is to stay still. On this day that is what I did. The next thing I know a loud voice is screaming at me. Calling me a old white privileged bitch and a lot more. I better get out of their way or. From behind me came a very very deep voice. Or what? No answer from the voice infront. Deep voice, this lady is blind and you need to say sorry. Which was done fast. My guardian angel stayed with me until my plane left. He never told me his name. I asked several times. What I can tell you is his blur was really really big and I have never felt so safe. Thank you young man for helping this old blind woman. You are for ever in my prayers. God bless you.
I can not believe how some people can treat others like they do. The Blind woman needed the Cane, and weather or not the Entitled mother knew she was Blind or not, she had absolutely ZERO right to take the Cane(or in this case let her child take it) Because it was not Hers to take. People like that are the reason I hate to go out, but on the other hand, the guy that helped her and got her Cane Back is a Hero. I do not care how he cane her cane back for her, but it doesn't matter. Only because Karma had taken it's course.
@Joshua Stanton they are settings that allow disabled people to use their devices like a screen magnifier for blind/visually impaired people or closed captions for the hearing impaired. You can find them usually all the way on the bottom of general settings for Android.
@Joshua Stanton You've never got nosy and poked around on a computer or any device? Or maybe you've just never needed them, lucky you. Microsoft Sam, we all know that voice, likely was one of the first digital ones.
Im a plumber and had a boiler job where I was allowed to keep the scrap copper from the old system which ended up being about $2500 . I pulled up to a local scrap yard and I could tell the owner was excited to see all the copper ,he had just took over the business from the gentleman that I had dealt with for years. I am in the middle of unloadingth scrap into drums to be weighed when this old man probablyin his late 80'shad pulled up and started to unload little grocery bags with crushed cans ,the new owner sees the crushed cans and begins screaming angrily at the old man for bringingcrushed cans ,and how he won't be cheated by the old man hiding rocks in them ,the poor old guy looks terrified and drops his bag of cans as this guy scream. As this is happeningin a matter of 30 secondsor so I decided to grab my scrap and I dump the barrel in the bead of the truck with a loud crash startling both men. The owner comes over and asks me what I'm doing also I am considerably larger than the owner who was just a second using his size to intimidate a old man so I step up in front of him and say that he has just lost my business and that of anyone I know for how he treated this old man .the owner storms off mumbling as I help the old man pick up his bags an I offer to give him 20$ for his cans which was probably 15 more than there worth ,he happily accepts and helps me put them in my truck. he then thanks me for helping him as he sees the scrap yard owner looking at him with daggers out the window ,in a straight up clint east wood move he flips him off and spits on the ground as he gets in his car to leave. Please remember to treat people with respect and if your able to help someone in need to do it without hesitation.
For the first story i can kinda agree that being blind is not fun, i may not be blind but when i was in the second grade the teachers got together and decided to teach us second graders how it would be like to be blind so if we saw a blind person, we would kinda know what it would be like. I had a lot of difficulty getting around blindfolded and trying with the blind cane. Even the special letters was hard to understand. But i can understand on how AG reacted with that woman and her child taking the cane as blind people need it to get around. So the AG is not the jerk and the entitled mother and devil kid were in no right of doing what they did.
I happen to be blind and I speak from experience when I say that people can be cruel! For those of you who do not know there are a wide variety of technology and apps and programs that allow a blind person to do many things that might seem impossible for a sighted person to wrap their minds around. Sure as a blind person we have certain things that we may not be able to do due to lack of vision however don't ever simply assume that a blind or otherwise disabled person is not capable of typing. We can do anything that we set our minds to. We will ask for help if we need it. It was wrong of that other woman to take that canwe. How would à sighted person feel if their independence was stolen from them? I dare any sighted person to spend a week in the shoes of a blind person! They wouldn't last one day.
That heavily built man is such an angel. Among all of the people there he was the first to help a blind woman. Not only that, not even the Karen dare to scream and put on a fight when he took away the cane.
Histoplasmosis is a lot more common than one would think. My best friend got it when living in Montreal, or at least that is what we think. Over a period of 40+ years, the histoplasmosis fungus caused the growth of blood vessels in the backs of her eyes. She was not aware of what was happening until some of these blood vessels burst in one of her eyes; by that time, it was too late for any effective treatment for that eye. She said that it was like looking through crushed glass.
My missus is blind. She also works as a nurse. OK shes not in full patient contact fluffing pillows but shes still a nurse. Yes she can type, the only thing she cannot do is see.
It's hard to believe there wasn't anyone around when the first Karen accused the woman of faking her blindness. The brat was taught to act as he did, when he stole her cane. If he keeps that up as he gets older, someone is going to teach him a lesson he won't forget That second woman was right in how she handled Tommy's mom. That woman sounds like she's been abused by her husband, given how she started calming down as mom spoke to her. It also sounds as though that woman could use a safe place where she and her son can live.
not being blind but having 2.00 astigmatism in one eye short sighted and social anxiety has been hard and even in school trying to read something far away is like hell
Animal worms do that which is why you should be so dedicated to ensuring your animals are always worm free. I don’t know if that was the cause of excrement being freed into the water but it gives a chance to pass on the fact of regular worming and correct disposal of their faeces
I had a friend in high school who was “legally blind.” Basically she can see a bit if it’s light out but if it’s cloudy she can’t see at all. She had a specialized keyboard that has ten finger-sized buttons with a switch to change the buttons to different letters. Idk how it works, but it worked for her.
What that child and mother did is assault. Any mobility aid is in fact considered to be a part of the person using it. I would have called the police and had them arrested
The woman who took the cane was one thing but then claiming her son deserves to play with it as if it was a toy to be played with, it is insanely unbelievable there are people in this world that would do that to another person especially someone who was blind and who clearly would not have hit the child if they weren’t blind
I’m considered legally blind (side note I love this term because I never knew that it was illegal to be blind) anyway, just because someone is blind doesn’t mean that they should be treated like crap
people should learn to accept people regardless of disability, besides its kinda easy to tell if some one is blind if they dont have a cane, if you wave your hand really close to their face or do something like that the blind wont flinch
Some blind ppl can still see vague light. They may flinch at the sudden blockage of light. They still cant see anything at all, and are legally blind, but can tell if its light or dark. It depends on why theyre blind
I feel bad for the blind person in the 1st story because the blind person was just shopping and the entitled person freaked out just because the op said they were blind and sorry and the entitled kid stole the cane and the mom just said "my son deserves to play with the cane" like bruh
as of recently, i've been in the league of "blind". i have "vision" but it's complicated. i'm currently waiting to have surgery to fix my eyes so that i can at least get some decent vision. with this situation looming on me, there's always the posibility that i could go blind over the surgery. the odds are on my favour so i'm gonna be fine, but i could go blind nonetheless. hearing the blind woman's story, it creates a lot of fear in me personally because there is the posibility that i could be in the same situation as her, i have experienced a moment of what it would be like to BE blind through volunteering in visual impairment support organizations, in workshops and such to really understand what it's like to be blind and visually ompared. and it's terrifying. i can totally imagine myself panicking over having my cane being stolen, essentially my "eyes" being ripped out of my hand and left in a place i don't know. i'm glad that the man helped the woman out but this only makes me worry more about myself and what could happen. PSA: help blind people if they TRULY need it but don't just come out of nowhere to help. ask. don't just go in and rake control away from them. they are people like you and i. fuck that entitled woman for stealing the cane. there's a special place in hell for her.
It's too bad we can't identify the people who do these horrible things. Holy hell if I ever saw someone do something like that to someone, idk if I could keep my fist to myself.
In the first story. I found it kind of dumb that people were asking how she was typing. If you spent a lot time typing on a computer, u'll eventually learn where the keys are based on muscle memory and most importantly by where the two main keys are, the F and J keys which is the two that have indentation for you to feel for when you start typing. Because these you don't need to constantly look down when you type and the same could be said for blind folk as the writer stated she wasn't born blind. Plus there are special laptop designed for blind people. Even if this point wasn't the case what's preventing her from using her husband as a proxy? This point wasn't even worth digging into as there are obvious answers to this question.
I'm also blind, but thankfully through some several surgeries I got a good amount of sight in one eye back, enough to even read incredibly large font size. And I'm talking like 20 and up size. But before The surgeries I was actually also at a Walmart when somebody slammed into me when I was just standing in that little area in front of the entrance by the people greeters. This guy started yelling at me and he actually yelled, "What are you f**king blind?!?" I happen to be wearing a pair of cheap sunglasses but I was still holding my big red and white cane in my hand, so I turned and the guy's direction and I replied. "Actually, yes I am. What the hell is your excuse?" I don't know if it was his wife or his girlfriend that was with him but she was incredibly apologetic but the guy actually wanted to fight me. The large man in that story is correct, some people are just assholes.
4:21 "Flinging her little devil child in to a shopping cart" LMAO On another note, I can't believe there are evil people like this in the world. How can you tell someone they are faking being blind and then allow your child to steal that person's cane?? This really hits home because my grandpa was blind from age 19 up until he passed away at age 77. I can't imagine someone being that entitled and evil towards anyone.
5:45 so fungal infections usually are ratively easy to treat, once you figured out, what alcohol or other substance you need to pop it's cells, but for fungi, which are hardly studied, it may take a while to figure out what exactly you can kill them with, because fungi are masters of consumption and manufactoring of complex organic molecules, that in term means, that they can do a whole lot of either damage or hiding from your immune-stytem, while maybe actually consuming whatever medication might be carelessly put in to treat it. So you basically have to take samples of the fungus and plate a lot of colonies in different medicines but all of them have to basically be in an environment almost identicaly to where they are in the Body, because you don't know how the behaviour changes in different conditions. If yeast is at the conditions, it makes a sugar molecule into a lot of CO2 and water instead of alcohole, some fungi can have different resistances for substances.
I am half blind (in my right eye, I just have a smaller periferal vision [can't spell sorry]) and can confirm, no one and I mean no one in the blind spectrum likes being blind! It can be so isolating and scary! Have a good day/night
It is frustrating to hear people say op is not blind because she made a post. Computers have had multiple accessibility settings for well over a decade. I know because I see it every time in my computer settings. Hell, I have accidentally activated it on my phone. It is crazy to think people assume blind people don't use technology
I know! Blind people can and do use technology and are very active on social media. In fact, there are entire groups on different social media platforms where blind people share resources, stories, and vent about all of the ableism out there with people thinking they can’t use technology or social media!
Blind people have programs that read out what they typed and there are Braille keyboards. I knew someone who was legally blind, she could see but practically hardly anything at all, and had a special set up massive magnifying glass over screen and it would read out everything. There are a lot of things out there for blind people so they can have as much of a normal life as possible.
About the story #1. You don't need any particular stuff to be able to type. In fact there are ALSO, "dotted" keyboard for each key that can help you if you have learnt the blind signs. I don't see it so weird being able to type. Also, if you are pretty "skilled" with a keyboard because you use it a lot for work or gaming, it's pretty easy to memorize the layout and every single key. It's so much time that i work with PCs (i have a laboratory, i do make often programming and other tech stuff) that when i type i don't even watch my keyboard. It has become so natural. So i don't see why a blind person can't do that. Asking "how are you typing" is just stupid.
I am also blind, fungal infections to happen, and they can damage your eyes if they reach them, I know friends who have had the same problem, meaning the fungal infection thing, not there dam cane bing ripped out of there hands. That is a horable thing to have happen to you in an unfimiler place
Normally, I love the retribution the Karen's/entitled people get. But the ending of the second story was 100 times better I know entitled people don't always understand what actually or what others are going through (mother in the first story for example), but in the end they are human beings too and may also be going through some rough times, just something to keep in mind
That Back parasite comes from kitty cat poo so you have to be very careful or use gloves if you don't forget to wash your hands wash your hands after cleaning your cat box
So, to the people questioning how the blind woman can type, there are keyboards with Braille on them and there's also text to speech/speech to text technology.
6:00 Yes. Yes he did. Pay attention please. Tired of explaining the same thing over and over and over. What, you think blind people are all amish and can't use a phone or computer? Come on. Use at least ONE brain cell please, you're giving me a headache.
When I hear stories about children aged 18-19, I always have to stop, AND remind myself that in America (especially the USA) you are not considered an adult until you are 21 years old. People from the US are weird (other places too, but you know what I mean)
Yo that entitled parent taking the cane was kinda stupid tho ngl like can’t you tell that she wasn’t faking it when you look in the blind persons eyes it is like a more faint color
The blind surfer has done a few videos on how he records himself, responds to comments and even edits videos while blind. Id recommend his channel if you're interested.
Why does everyone think people with disabilities are 'faking it'?? Disabled people get treated terribly. I'm certain it's so much more common for someone to pretend like they DON'T have a disability, so that people will treat them like a human being.
Yeah it gets annoying having people not believe I'm legally blind when I mention I'm studying to be a microbiologist. Probably doesn't help that I'm a wiz at working in the lab lol. Damn my awesome multitasking skill set.
I'm half blind and that mother with her child can face a lawsuit from both the store along with the fully blind woman for taking her cane. That is considered abuse of the disabled.
If I was blind and had only been blind for a short time like the woman in the first story and I got into a similar situation I'd probably react similarly to her. If I were blind, it'd be extremely distressing to have the very important tool for navigating the world taken away
I hate correcting others comments because my grammar sucks but... You should put some comma since some person will definitely misunderstood your comment I don't know who but trust me I've seen a lot of people snapping at someone because they misunderstood their comment as a hate comment against the victim of somethin'
That second story doesn't need retribution, if anything I prefer that ending much better. The so-called entitled mother wasn't even all that entitled. Like the OP said, she was scared and worried for her son. I think she was actually a good mother to care so much, and even willing to calm down from her panic and come to an agreement with OP that might even help her son even more. And I do hope that both her and her son get away from that drunken bastard.
That's exactly what I was thinking too. Hopefully, if they work together, then can start getting things moving in a better direction for the not actually entitled mother.
That man built like a tank, he's an absolute freaking gigachad in both body and mind. What a legend. And that second story? Chef's kiss! How wholesome ♪
I'm neither a tank nor a gigachad, but I'm pretty sure I'd be doing exactly the same thing in that situation anyway (TBH, even before it got to the point where the guy appeared, what was going through my head as I was listening to this was basically "Are you OK? Don't worry, you're safe, and you'll be fine right where you are. Please wait here a moment and I'll be right back with your cane."). I think the only difference is I would have probably also been saying "Can somebody please call the police?" as well. Just seems like the obviously right thing to do, to be honest. It is always reassuring to hear that what _should_ happen was also what actually _did_ happen, though.
Becoming blind is no fun, i work in a nursing home where theres a blind old lady, she's super nice but she spends most of her time alone yelling cause she's afraid she has been abandoned in an unknown place
the story with the blind girl is crazy . being disabled myself i think anyone that takes something from a disabled person or is seen bulling a disabled person should be banned from the location the bulling took place . there is no excuse for healthy people to pick on others that are not as free to get around .
Bad behaviour that's so outrageous that you want to ban someone isn't solved by banning them from one location. Such people need to be shunt by society. Name and Shame should be applied. Because otherwise, they'll simply continue behaving like this in another place.
@@lunialation666 I had epilepsy since I was born. Even thow I don't have the seshers anymore I still have memory problems from it So even though I am as they would say high functioning I am still disabled. One of those people that don't have a cane or Walker but am still disabled.
The man who helped the blind person is like the most alpha gigachad person ever
Lol, he went full PC Principle (South Park) on the kid. XD
That mother and child have no heart.
Guy's a hero.
Lol the OP even described him as a chad
He's actually just a decent person.
@@user-zg5ey5xo9i no hes a GIGA CHAD
Man is a giant but its bc he has a big heart
I am legally blind. I am totally blind in one eye. The other I can see clearly to the end of my nose. After that everything is a multi coloured moving blur. I use a cane. I have been blind from birth and I am now 62. I'm pretty good at getting around. A few months back I was in a Airport. When I end up in a crowd of people the best and safest thing for me to do is to stay still. On this day that is what I did. The next thing I know a loud voice is screaming at me. Calling me a old white privileged bitch and a lot more. I better get out of their way or. From behind me came a very very deep voice. Or what? No answer from the voice infront. Deep voice, this lady is blind and you need to say sorry. Which was done fast. My guardian angel stayed with me until my plane left. He never told me his name. I asked several times. What I can tell you is his blur was really really big and I have never felt so safe. Thank you young man for helping this old blind woman. You are for ever in my prayers. God bless you.
"His blur was really big and I have never felt so safe." Made me actually start crying. What a sweet person.
How did you write this?
@@madetomakeit4490 Did you watch the video?
@@madetomakeit4490 obviously you can't read!
absolute chad helps old, blind lady
I cant believe that the Karen would go as far as taking her cane plus the child went along with it 😭
that child gonna thinks its right to take blind/old people cane and become a mini karen, also that is theif and she can sue the mother
Chad's going to grow up with f*** mentality
Karen is species is DEVIL
how do such poeple exist idk how they exist i just gotta understand how to deal with them not just me but everyone
if you can't believe this, you might die from shock when you came to learn more horrible things that's been going on around you.
That guy who got the cane back is an absolute hero. That's so enraging that a mother would let her kid take someone's cane. That's sick.
The Karen doesn't deserve to have a child!😡
The first story: you can't be blind if you don't have sunglasses.
Toph, looking at where she thinks the EM is: and I took that personally.
Is like saying
You can't have ADHD You arent hyperactive
Its stupid to Say such things with any condition
Love Toph
I can not believe how some people can treat others like they do. The Blind woman needed the Cane, and weather or not the Entitled mother knew she was Blind or not, she had absolutely ZERO right to take the Cane(or in this case let her child take it) Because it was not Hers to take. People like that are the reason I hate to go out, but on the other hand, the guy that helped her and got her Cane Back is a Hero. I do not care how he cane her cane back for her, but it doesn't matter. Only because Karma had taken it's course.
5:58 have people never heard of this thing called "ACCESSIBILITY SETTINGS" such as the listed "screen narrator"
@Joshua Stanton they are settings that allow disabled people to use their devices like a screen magnifier for blind/visually impaired people or closed captions for the hearing impaired. You can find them usually all the way on the bottom of general settings for Android.
@Joshua Stanton You've never got nosy and poked around on a computer or any device?
Or maybe you've just never needed them, lucky you. Microsoft Sam, we all know that voice, likely was one of the first digital ones.
I love the way OP handles Tommys mother. She became a friend rather than an enemy.
Im a plumber and had a boiler job where I was allowed to keep the scrap copper from the old system which ended up being about $2500 . I pulled up to a local scrap yard and I could tell the owner was excited to see all the copper ,he had just took over the business from the gentleman that I had dealt with for years. I am in the middle of unloadingth scrap into drums to be weighed when this old man probablyin his late 80'shad pulled up and started to unload little grocery bags with crushed cans ,the new owner sees the crushed cans and begins screaming angrily at the old man for bringingcrushed cans ,and how he won't be cheated by the old man hiding rocks in them ,the poor old guy looks terrified and drops his bag of cans as this guy scream. As this is happeningin a matter of 30 secondsor so I decided to grab my scrap and I dump the barrel in the bead of the truck with a loud crash startling both men. The owner comes over and asks me what I'm doing also I am considerably larger than the owner who was just a second using his size to intimidate a old man so I step up in front of him and say that he has just lost my business and that of anyone I know for how he treated this old man .the owner storms off mumbling as I help the old man pick up his bags an I offer to give him 20$ for his cans which was probably 15 more than there worth ,he happily accepts and helps me put them in my truck. he then thanks me for helping him as he sees the scrap yard owner looking at him with daggers out the window ,in a straight up clint east wood move he flips him off and spits on the ground as he gets in his car to leave. Please remember to treat people with respect and if your able to help someone in need to do it without hesitation.
The mom in 2nd story is amazing! We need more moms like that!
The First story is just wholesome in some way, i can just imagine a roughly a 187cm man whacking the kids hand for the narrators cane.
That first story brought a tear to my eyes, and then a huge smile because of the guy that helped.
There are good parents and then there are saintly parents.
The second story was so wholesome!!!!! I love it so much!
For the first story i can kinda agree that being blind is not fun, i may not be blind but when i was in the second grade the teachers got together and decided to teach us second graders how it would be like to be blind so if we saw a blind person, we would kinda know what it would be like. I had a lot of difficulty getting around blindfolded and trying with the blind cane. Even the special letters was hard to understand. But i can understand on how AG reacted with that woman and her child taking the cane as blind people need it to get around. So the AG is not the jerk and the entitled mother and devil kid were in no right of doing what they did.
I happen to be blind and I speak from experience when I say that people can be cruel! For those of you who do not know there are a wide variety of technology and apps and programs that allow a blind person to do many things that might seem impossible for a sighted person to wrap their minds around. Sure as a blind person we have certain things that we may not be able to do due to lack of vision however don't ever simply assume that a blind or otherwise disabled person is not capable of typing. We can do anything that we set our minds to. We will ask for help if we need it. It was wrong of that other woman to take that canwe. How would à sighted person feel if their independence was stolen from them? I dare any sighted person to spend a week in the shoes of a blind person! They wouldn't last one day.
Another way to be blind: your immune system finding out your eyes
My brain: *wait eyes exist* IMMUNE SYSTEM ATTACK!
Who else would rather be blind and deaf so that way you can have intimate conversations with people and truly express your feelings
"The awesome guy"
A title well deserved.
That heavily built man is such an angel. Among all of the people there he was the first to help a blind woman. Not only that, not even the Karen dare to scream and put on a fight when he took away the cane.
Histoplasmosis is a lot more common than one would think. My best friend got it when living in Montreal, or at least that is what we think. Over a period of 40+ years, the histoplasmosis fungus caused the growth of blood vessels in the backs of her eyes. She was not aware of what was happening until some of these blood vessels burst in one of her eyes; by that time, it was too late for any effective treatment for that eye. She said that it was like looking through crushed glass.
My missus is blind.
She also works as a nurse. OK shes not in full patient contact fluffing pillows but shes still a nurse.
Yes she can type, the only thing she cannot do is see.
It's hard to believe there wasn't anyone around when the first Karen accused the woman of faking her blindness. The brat was taught to act as he did, when he stole her cane. If he keeps that up as he gets older, someone is going to teach him a lesson he won't forget
That second woman was right in how she handled Tommy's mom. That woman sounds like she's been abused by her husband, given how she started calming down as mom spoke to her. It also sounds as though that woman could use a safe place where she and her son can live.
My man handled it like a chad honestly i would never be going to the store alone
not being blind but having 2.00 astigmatism in one eye short sighted and social anxiety has been hard and even in school trying to read something far away is like hell
Animal worms do that which is why you should be so dedicated to ensuring your animals are always worm free. I don’t know if that was the cause of excrement being freed into the water but it gives a chance to pass on the fact of regular worming and correct disposal of their faeces
I had a friend in high school who was “legally blind.” Basically she can see a bit if it’s light out but if it’s cloudy she can’t see at all. She had a specialized keyboard that has ten finger-sized buttons with a switch to change the buttons to different letters.
Idk how it works, but it worked for her.
most of the videos are all toxic waste sights with the op being the one who tries to clean up, but this video is the wholesome break
“A spy always gets ready for the worst scenario”
-Twilight
What that child and mother did is assault. Any mobility aid is in fact considered to be a part of the person using it. I would have called the police and had them arrested
The woman who took the cane was one thing but then claiming her son deserves to play with it as if it was a toy to be played with, it is insanely unbelievable there are people in this world that would do that to another person especially someone who was blind and who clearly would not have hit the child if they weren’t blind
I’m considered legally blind (side note I love this term because I never knew that it was illegal to be blind) anyway, just because someone is blind doesn’t mean that they should be treated like crap
Ur girl:dont worry he is just a friend
The friend:"The guy who helped the blind person"
Story#1 reminds me of kid I used to know and somtimes look after, a sweet kid he was
people should learn to accept people regardless of disability, besides its kinda easy to tell if some one is blind if they dont have a cane, if you wave your hand really close to their face or do something like that the blind wont flinch
Some blind ppl can still see vague light. They may flinch at the sudden blockage of light. They still cant see anything at all, and are legally blind, but can tell if its light or dark.
It depends on why theyre blind
some people are thick sorry you went through that ordeal hope you have many happy times from now on
I feel bad for the blind person in the 1st story because the blind person was just shopping and the entitled person freaked out just because the op said they were blind and sorry and the entitled kid stole the cane and the mom just said "my son deserves to play with the cane" like bruh
Bro ur the first person that made me cry even tho other sad videos but this one, it just hits me
as of recently, i've been in the league of "blind". i have "vision" but it's complicated. i'm currently waiting to have surgery to fix my eyes so that i can at least get some decent vision. with this situation looming on me, there's always the posibility that i could go blind over the surgery. the odds are on my favour so i'm gonna be fine, but i could go blind nonetheless.
hearing the blind woman's story, it creates a lot of fear in me personally because there is the posibility that i could be in the same situation as her, i have experienced a moment of what it would be like to BE blind through volunteering in visual impairment support organizations, in workshops and such to really understand what it's like to be blind and visually ompared. and it's terrifying. i can totally imagine myself panicking over having my cane being stolen, essentially my "eyes" being ripped out of my hand and left in a place i don't know. i'm glad that the man helped the woman out but this only makes me worry more about myself and what could happen.
PSA: help blind people if they TRULY need it but don't just come out of nowhere to help. ask. don't just go in and rake control away from them. they are people like you and i. fuck that entitled woman for stealing the cane. there's a special place in hell for her.
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A tall guy built like a tank and is generous
Sounds like a giga Chad to me
Love the videos, keep up the good work!!
It's too bad we can't identify the people who do these horrible things. Holy hell if I ever saw someone do something like that to someone, idk if I could keep my fist to myself.
Bro has 1000+ characters in his character selection menu
I mean, it's easy just to use voice to text aswell
Shut
It gets annoying tho
the second story legitimately made me cry
When you said it was a rough transition, that’s how I felt when I suddenly had asthma
Man, I bet he never saw this coming
In the first story. I found it kind of dumb that people were asking how she was typing. If you spent a lot time typing on a computer, u'll eventually learn where the keys are based on muscle memory and most importantly by where the two main keys are, the F and J keys which is the two that have indentation for you to feel for when you start typing. Because these you don't need to constantly look down when you type and the same could be said for blind folk as the writer stated she wasn't born blind. Plus there are special laptop designed for blind people.
Even if this point wasn't the case what's preventing her from using her husband as a proxy? This point wasn't even worth digging into as there are obvious answers to this question.
I'm also blind, but thankfully through some several surgeries I got a good amount of sight in one eye back, enough to even read incredibly large font size. And I'm talking like 20 and up size. But before The surgeries I was actually also at a Walmart when somebody slammed into me when I was just standing in that little area in front of the entrance by the people greeters. This guy started yelling at me and he actually yelled,
"What are you f**king blind?!?"
I happen to be wearing a pair of cheap sunglasses but I was still holding my big red and white cane in my hand, so I turned and the guy's direction and I replied.
"Actually, yes I am. What the hell is your excuse?"
I don't know if it was his wife or his girlfriend that was with him but she was incredibly apologetic but the guy actually wanted to fight me. The large man in that story is correct, some people are just assholes.
Hmm...blind cane implies that the cane is blind rather than the person, lol
4:21 "Flinging her little devil child in to a shopping cart" LMAO
On another note, I can't believe there are evil people like this in the world. How can you tell someone they are faking being blind and then allow your child to steal that person's cane?? This really hits home because my grandpa was blind from age 19 up until he passed away at age 77. I can't imagine someone being that entitled and evil towards anyone.
5:45 so fungal infections usually are ratively easy to treat, once you figured out, what alcohol or other substance you need to pop it's cells, but for fungi, which are hardly studied, it may take a while to figure out what exactly you can kill them with, because fungi are masters of consumption and manufactoring of complex organic molecules, that in term means, that they can do a whole lot of either damage or hiding from your immune-stytem, while maybe actually consuming whatever medication might be carelessly put in to treat it. So you basically have to take samples of the fungus and plate a lot of colonies in different medicines but all of them have to basically be in an environment almost identicaly to where they are in the Body, because you don't know how the behaviour changes in different conditions. If yeast is at the conditions, it makes a sugar molecule into a lot of CO2 and water instead of alcohole, some fungi can have different resistances for substances.
Reason 50 humanity is evolving backwards:
I am sorry for the people who have to deal with that some people
Last story. Beautiful.
That guy who helped her is a Norse god
I think when blind people are "writing" the stories, they are telling someone about it and then they type it down. That's just what I think though.
I wish there were more gigachads in this world
I am half blind (in my right eye, I just have a smaller periferal vision [can't spell sorry]) and can confirm, no one and I mean no one in the blind spectrum likes being blind! It can be so isolating and scary!
Have a good day/night
It is frustrating to hear people say op is not blind because she made a post. Computers have had multiple accessibility settings for well over a decade. I know because I see it every time in my computer settings. Hell, I have accidentally activated it on my phone. It is crazy to think people assume blind people don't use technology
I know! Blind people can and do use technology and are very active on social media. In fact, there are entire groups on different social media platforms where blind people share resources, stories, and vent about all of the ableism out there with people thinking they can’t use technology or social media!
Some people just don’t deserve to exist like that Karin who let they’re child steal that person’s cane. No offense.
That man is a mega gigachad he yeeted the demon child in a cart XD
Blind people have programs that read out what they typed and there are Braille keyboards. I knew someone who was legally blind, she could see but practically hardly anything at all, and had a special set up massive magnifying glass over screen and it would read out everything. There are a lot of things out there for blind people so they can have as much of a normal life as possible.
I’m partially blind, can’t see in my left eye
Sadly people do pretend to be blind
In first scenario, I'd have to apologize for cane being a bit... Bloodstained.
About the story #1.
You don't need any particular stuff to be able to type. In fact there are ALSO, "dotted" keyboard for each key that can help you if you have learnt the blind signs. I don't see it so weird being able to type. Also, if you are pretty "skilled" with a keyboard because you use it a lot for work or gaming, it's pretty easy to memorize the layout and every single key. It's so much time that i work with PCs (i have a laboratory, i do make often programming and other tech stuff) that when i type i don't even watch my keyboard. It has become so natural. So i don't see why a blind person can't do that. Asking "how are you typing" is just stupid.
Oh no good deed goes unpunished
I am also blind, fungal infections to happen, and they can damage your eyes if they reach them, I know friends who have had the same problem, meaning the fungal infection thing, not there dam cane bing ripped out of there hands.
That is a horable thing to have happen to you in an unfimiler place
Like the Hulk smashing Loki.... Puny kid
After the first Story i understudt why in the US there is still the death sentence
Giga chad's Mission Passed | Respect: Infinite
Normally, I love the retribution the Karen's/entitled people get. But the ending of the second story was 100 times better
I know entitled people don't always understand what actually or what others are going through (mother in the first story for example), but in the end they are human beings too and may also be going through some rough times, just something to keep in mind
The 2 one was just sad
Second story is not really an entitled parent story, but it's a good one and I hope reddit mods leave it where it is.
That Back parasite comes from kitty cat poo so you have to be very careful or use gloves if you don't forget to wash your hands wash your hands after cleaning your cat box
Those are not young adults. Once you turn 18 you are an adult legally
So, to the people questioning how the blind woman can type, there are keyboards with Braille on them and there's also text to speech/speech to text technology.
How do you cross the road when your blind?
It must be dangerous
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Yes. Yes he did. Pay attention please. Tired of explaining the same thing over and over and over. What, you think blind people are all amish and can't use a phone or computer? Come on. Use at least ONE brain cell please, you're giving me a headache.
I also questioned how they typed but figured they just used the microphone button (if on a phone) 6:11
My friend Izzy from school had a Karen incident when she was selling lanyerds I hope I will never incident those witchs
When I hear stories about children aged 18-19, I always have to stop, AND remind myself that in America (especially the USA) you are not considered an adult until you are 21 years old.
People from the US are weird (other places too, but you know what I mean)
Nah 18 is considered an adult here. The 21 thing is just for alcohol, which imo is dumb.
Me: using text to speech even though I'm not blind
Because it's really interesting, already 4 month i use it
Yo that entitled parent taking the cane was kinda stupid tho ngl like can’t you tell that she wasn’t faking it when you look in the blind persons eyes it is like a more faint color
Second story op was literally Mvp and can't disagree with in any type or dregree.
Dude she is angry on an handicapped
The blind surfer has done a few videos on how he records himself, responds to comments and even edits videos while blind. Id recommend his channel if you're interested.
Wait of the first story,how the hell did the op write that if they are fully blind
Did you mean how to get a brain?
Ok hold on how did the blind person know their husband messaged her and know know he said???
Screen. Reader.
Ultimate Giga Chad Amazing Human Being
Why does everyone think people with disabilities are 'faking it'?? Disabled people get treated terribly. I'm certain it's so much more common for someone to pretend like they DON'T have a disability, so that people will treat them like a human being.
Yeah it gets annoying having people not believe I'm legally blind when I mention I'm studying to be a microbiologist. Probably doesn't help that I'm a wiz at working in the lab lol. Damn my awesome multitasking skill set.
I'm half blind and that mother with her child can face a lawsuit from both the store along with the fully blind woman for taking her cane. That is considered abuse of the disabled.
And assault. And petty theft. Then there's the leash law.
More than abuse, it is definitely considered assault.
@@syfire666 I forgot that. Thank you for adding it. You are correct.
The last man à guardian angel
First part blind woman shop
Yeah thats like 3 felonies at once or somthing
If I was blind and had only been blind for a short time like the woman in the first story and I got into a similar situation I'd probably react similarly to her. If I were blind, it'd be extremely distressing to have the very important tool for navigating the world taken away
Plus blind or not, they took another person's property. They knew that was wrong.
imagine your eyes were stolen. ._.
@@aguywhodoesstuff1116 0_0
Imagine that but with your kidney
@@nazmameah3810 hol'up
I don't care who you are bullying the disabled is messed up.
I’m just glad there was a person willing to step up and help her.
@@shaunahoffman3203 facts
A comma is well needed here
@@Ghostlypanini agreed
I hate correcting others comments because my grammar sucks but... You should put some comma since some person will definitely misunderstood your comment
I don't know who but trust me I've seen a lot of people snapping at someone because they misunderstood their comment as a hate comment against the victim of somethin'
That second story doesn't need retribution, if anything I prefer that ending much better. The so-called entitled mother wasn't even all that entitled. Like the OP said, she was scared and worried for her son. I think she was actually a good mother to care so much, and even willing to calm down from her panic and come to an agreement with OP that might even help her son even more. And I do hope that both her and her son get away from that drunken bastard.
im just hoping she leaves her partner so it wont damage her son more than it already has.
That's exactly what I was thinking too. Hopefully, if they work together, then can start getting things moving in a better direction for the not actually entitled mother.
Yeah, it will really damage their son’s mental health if they stay
I cried
That man built like a tank, he's an absolute freaking gigachad in both body and mind. What a legend.
And that second story? Chef's kiss! How wholesome ♪
I would give that guy a kiss on the cheek for being such a Hero for that poor blind gal ^w^
Fr mans is giga chad
A tank comin through a store
I'm neither a tank nor a gigachad, but I'm pretty sure I'd be doing exactly the same thing in that situation anyway (TBH, even before it got to the point where the guy appeared, what was going through my head as I was listening to this was basically "Are you OK? Don't worry, you're safe, and you'll be fine right where you are. Please wait here a moment and I'll be right back with your cane."). I think the only difference is I would have probably also been saying "Can somebody please call the police?" as well.
Just seems like the obviously right thing to do, to be honest. It is always reassuring to hear that what _should_ happen was also what actually _did_ happen, though.
He's an absolute chad 🥺✨
Becoming blind is no fun, i work in a nursing home where theres a blind old lady, she's super nice but she spends most of her time alone yelling cause she's afraid she has been abandoned in an unknown place
I’d like to ask, has anyone told her she’s blind?
@@pink_sky_morning4842 yes, but she always forgets and thinks she can't see anything because it's night time, time to go to bed
@@sofiacruz210 that’s so sad
the story with the blind girl is crazy . being disabled myself i think anyone that takes something from a disabled person or is seen bulling a disabled person should be banned from the location the bulling took place .
there is no excuse for healthy people to pick on others that are not as free to get around .
I AGREE
Bad behaviour that's so outrageous that you want to ban someone isn't solved by banning them from one location. Such people need to be shunt by society. Name and Shame should be applied. Because otherwise, they'll simply continue behaving like this in another place.
Dont mean to be rude just wondering how are you disabled not trying to judge ypu just truly curius.
@@lunialation666 I had epilepsy since I was born.
Even thow I don't have the seshers anymore I still have memory problems from it
So even though I am as they would say high functioning
I am still disabled.
One of those people that don't have a cane or Walker but am still disabled.
@@saur2244 ah ok thank you i like to know how people are and feel. I have memory problems too but not epelepsy