Deaf Blind And Dumb Novels & Stories

Probably curious, probing, as if she was trying to get something out of me. My lips curved into a faint smile. The fact that she was looking all naive was something. I doubt she even realized that I am blind. How many months did I get myself into this? The stares, the questions that no one wanted to ask. But then, I had to brace myself because of people like her that are negligent. I had studied sensory substitution, even at my lowest. I wouldn't allow anyone to see that vulnerable side of me. No, Never. Dumbass Woman.

Not, how weak or pathetic or useless. Useless, I'm useless. Weak.. Claire opened her eyes suddenly, It was the same dream again or the nightmare of her life. The day she lost her every hope. She became this weak girl, from the happy girl. She became a burden on her family. A person that experiences blindness suddenly can cause significant depression and anxiety related to not navigating the world around you as you once did. The world can feel extremely isolated to the blind person. There will be understandable anxiety after a sudden loss of vision as the person learns to connect with places and people no longer clearly see.

I nodded, “I will be okay with that. I will start getting the equipment needed to use voice to read my computer work to me and have it type what I say. That way I can still do my Luna duties.” Lena spoke up, “And Heather and I can make sure she gets everywhere she needs to go.” Heather smiled, “We have a blind child in the orphanage who memorize the number of steps to get anywhere in the house. She has a stick that keeps her from bumping into things or falling down steps. We should help you work on that too, momma.” I took her hand and Lena’s, “You two are such blessings. Thank you. We can work on that too.” The doctor agreed that this is something we should be prepared for, just in case.

However, Calista responded loudly without any hesitation, "What are you worried about? She's deaf. I could scream my lungs out, and she wouldn't hear a thing!" She followed this with several deliberate shouts. Although I had faintly heard Calista's name before my death in my previous life, witnessing this scene firsthand felt like a thunderbolt striking me. For the first time, I realized that being able to hear could be its own kind of cruelty. All those warm, sweet memories I had shattered like glass, the shards piercing my heart. Emmett had not been my intended husband, but an accident had altered the course of our lives forever. Emmett was one of the few college graduates in the 1980s. Af

"I care about what belongs to me. And right now, that is you." Avery's breath caught. "We are married for two reasons, Kendra," Damien said, his voice dropping into a deep, velvety purr as he stopped just inches from her. The intoxicating scent of cedarwood and rain rolled off him. "First, to solidify the merger of our family assets. Second... because a man in my condition requires a very specific kind of care. A devoted, hands-on wife to look after his needs." He tilted his head, his dark lenses boring into her. "Tell me... you are fully aware that I am blind, correct? You know what you signed up for?"

The sound of the ripping parchment is loud in the silent hall. Julian flinches again. I fold the pieces together and tear them again. I keep going until the document is nothing but a handful of white scraps. I open my fingers. The white pieces flutter down to the marble floor. They land on Marcella’s damp skirt. They land on Julian’s polished shoes. “Three years ago, I was blind,” I say to him. “I thought love was a duty. I thought if I bled enough for your people, you would finally see me as a human being.”

Eva muttered in disappointment. The only time Eva cursed being blind was when she wanted to read. Eva was constricted to only a few books. Since she could only read braille books normal books remained a mystery to her. All of that knowledge and Eva had no way of obtaining it. It really annoyed her knowing she may never be able to read all the books she wanted to. All that knowledge going to waste. Misty pulled her daughter to lay in her lap and smiled. "Then it'll be just like old times."

It looks like she was blind which she was. Both of them eyed the old woman silently. She was humming and singing a song. Her behavior didn't go well with the surroundings. She is already blind this dark Clan does not bother her glorious imagination but does this quietness not bother her? Maybe she is deaf as well. This kind of illness can be a blessing in this fallen clan which looks haunted. They watched the lady as she passed by them.