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Young girl with glasses reads a braille book with adult guidance.

Sight Unseen
By Mashawna Thompson, TX SenseAbilities (Winter 2010)

The mother of a girl with ocular albinism shares her thoughts on why her family chose for their daughter to learn both print and braille.

Read more about: Dual Media, Families
Posted on February 20, 2012
Updated on: November 27, 2018

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