The smallest tasks that were once done without thinking twice, were turned into nearly impossible missions for my untrained secondary skills. Smell, touch and hearing were set aside for my more dominant seeing ability. Tasks, such as walking down the hall or trying to negotiate the stairs were turned uncertainties. Besides my senses, I had my classmate to make sure I didn't get into too much trouble. Although, I had confidence in my classmate it was still very difficult to

I am a very self-reliant person who likes to know exactly what is going on. I normally need to know where everything is and how to avoid problems. When I lose my main information gatherer, my vision, I feel insecure because I don't full know what is giong on around me. It is hard for me to gain and it is very hard to trust someone who I just recently met. The only thing that kept me a little sane was my other senses. Even though they were not as sharp as I would like them to be they allowed me to negotiate the campus mayhem.

trust someone with your life. I had relied mainly on my vision for nineteen years my secondary senses were weak and incapable of guiding me through the hour.

The experiment taught me that there are many things in my daily life that I consistently overlook and that I should take those little idiosyncrasies and apply them to my mindset to better enhance my day. Although I learned a lot from this experiment, the most important thing that I learned is that a world without vision is like Christmas without Santa Cl

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, Santa Clause, valuable sight, negotiate obstacles, thinking twice, experience gained,
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