"Some one has it worse off than you/me" I get what you intend here, but I hear this a lot when people are in crisis.... Her feelings, her trauma, her experiences and her struggles are real, be careful not to minimize that. It's good to look at the Brightside of things, but those darker emotions and feeling have to process as well.
❤❤❤ I loved your story. I wish I lost one eye in my 40s and I just had a stroke in my right eye left me almost totally blind. I love your attitude and I pray you start playing music again because it’s a gift from God and he gave it to you to use for his glory. I pray you have a blessed day and you get this message. Big hugs from Tucson, Arizona and the USA.
Hi Freedom! What a great life in the country with your family. I am going blind at 48 and can't bother with a cane either! It is just so unnatural and, right, you learn best when you bump into things and avoid them next time! Best wishes and lots of love!
As a blind person, I found this documentary interesting. I will limit my editorial and hope they put out another documentary of blind person being more active and outgoing. Blind people are people and we are all different. I myself lost my vision when I was 10 and 50 years later I do not think about the fact I am not sighted. It was interesting
I've been blind for decades. Having a serious handicap makes you really question why people don't use what they have. Most normies are lazy and have adapted a lifestyle centered around learned helplessness. It's pathetic. I competed in powerlifting and strongman for 15+ years. It can be done. It's an annoying hurdle to overcome but if you want ot do something, you're going ot find a way.
Watching her daddy coach her through driving. Blind may I add is so heart warming . My little heartstrings broke . So much love . It's truly beautiful
"Some one has it worse off than you/me" I get what you intend here, but I hear this a lot when people are in crisis.... Her feelings, her trauma, her experiences and her struggles are real, be careful not to minimize that. It's good to look at the Brightside of things, but those darker emotions and feeling have to process as well.
❤❤❤ I loved your story. I wish I lost one eye in my 40s and I just had a stroke in my right eye left me almost totally blind. I love your attitude and I pray you start playing music again because it’s a gift from God and he gave it to you to use for his glory. I pray you have a blessed day and you get this message. Big hugs from Tucson, Arizona and the USA.
Hi Freedom! What a great life in the country with your family. I am going blind at 48 and can't bother with a cane either! It is just so unnatural and, right, you learn best when you bump into things and avoid them next time! Best wishes and lots of love!
Mz. Free makes me smile. She gives me so much strength. My new hero💪💪💪
As someone currently battling a case of bilateral ocular tumors (ironically of the retina) this is inspirational as can be.
Try listening to vision blindness subliminals and RIFE frequencies, please see
@@crazyicecream2237 I’m way ahead of you, I have a couple rife machines.
She is just one of the great people on earth if your lucky to meet
These comments below on circumcision were meant for the previous podcast with Georganne Chapin and the Dominican woman. Sorry for the error.
I love you freedom! You inspire me 🥰❤️
She just happy being her love her out lock on live. Love it god bless her positive attitude love it.
What a wonderful family! 💙
As a blind person, I found this documentary interesting. I will limit my editorial and hope they put out another documentary of blind person being more active and outgoing. Blind people are people and we are all different. I myself lost my vision when I was 10 and 50 years later I do not think about the fact I am not sighted. It was interesting
How was your 40 years?
I can’t wait for my blind sister to see this
Hear..
@@makaylahkitchens6350 nope his terminology is correct, I’m legally blind and use see/sight in conversation like anyone else
@@cassiethomas4045 you can cure legal blindness and vision disorders with subliminals on youtube! Please spread the word
@@crazyicecream2237 I use medical cannabis, more proven for my condition, thanks for trying though
your name its everything
I've been blind for decades.
Having a serious handicap makes you really question why people don't use what they have. Most normies are lazy and have adapted a lifestyle centered around learned helplessness. It's pathetic.
I competed in powerlifting and strongman for 15+ years. It can be done. It's an annoying hurdle to overcome but if you want ot do something, you're going ot find a way.
You seem to be a bit cocky when you call non-handicapped people pathetic. Was that necessary? Guess it was.
9:34 I love how its marked as filmed on private land. The Blind CAN drive on private land as it doesnt require a license.