Is Stevie Wonder Really Blind Novels & Stories

I gripped the cane and fought the urge to scream, whispering Stellan's name instead. "Stel, I'm so scared." Back when I first lost my sight, I still had not gotten used to being blind. Every time I woke to nothing but darkness, I would cry until I could not breathe. Stellan always came running in and grabbed my hand. "I'm right here. Don't be scared, don't be scared." Now the only answer was the wind. The words were still raging. "Didn't he swear he'd hold her hand for the rest of her life? That she'd never need a cane? What a piece of sh*t!"

“I feel useless.” He sighed. “You never told me what happened about your blindness.” “That’s because I don’t know the full story,” I said. “I woke up and I suddenly couldn’t see. I remembered just falling down and hurting my head, and after that, the world turned black.” “Hmm,” he hummed. “Have you gotten a doctor to check it out?” I shook my head and chuckled pathetically. “I never got the chance too. I’d be lucky to even have medicine when I’m in pain when I stayed in the Belmont Kingdom.”

Lana denied it and downed her beer angrily. “I don’t even know what my brother is worried about. Who dares to go against us Stygian Johnsons when we’re in F Country? Eveline is nothing!” Naomi nodded and looked at the screen of her phone. Suddenly, her eyes lit up. “Lana! Someone told me that Eveline is blind!” “What?” Lana slammed her mug on the table right after she lifted it. “Eveline’s blind? Really?” “Really!” Naomi laughed out joyously.

Arizer asks as he holds my arm "Well I am having a little bit of trouble with my vision." "What do you mean trouble with your vision." "Well it started off as just blurry with black spots and now I can't see anything I am completely blind." "Did you use any magic in the cave?" "Not on purpose, but my wolf night vision was technically working, but I don't know how to turn that off, it just happends automatically." "Well that might be why your eyes are what are affected." Arizer said to me

She followed closely behind him and the two disappeared into the forest. "Did you notice?" Weaver asked and Alex nodded. "Her brother is blind. That's probably why she thought it best to talk it out." Alex said and Weaver nodded. "Don't tell the others about the male being blind. It'll provoke some of the others to try and run him off." Alex said and Weaver nodded in understanding. "I'll take a group to start setting up markers upon our new territory." Wever said and Alex nodded wondering how someone who couldn't see had survived this long. He had help from his sister but he didn't seem to rely on her. . . .

His defenses became pointless. He'd lost his sight, his legs were crippled—he could only drag out a miserable existence, secretly using what little influence he had left to seek treatment. His eyes and legs had only just recovered when Wendy appeared. Wendy was a terrible spy. Taking advantage of his "blindness," she'd made all kinds of faces and gestures right in front of him, completely unguarded.

I suffered alone. Because that’s what blindness does. It doesn’t just hurt you. It destroys everyone around you, and you don’t even realize you’re doing it until it’s too late to take any of it back. I was pregnant. And he didn’t know.

I looked at the doctor, only to find that he was actually very serious. "Doc, how can that be?" Becky asked. I fired. "Are you saying that I am now cripple? That's impossible!" The doctor moved closer. "I know that this might sound ridiculous. But just as your survival was a miracle, your lack of sensitivity on both feet is a mystery. We checked your spinal cord, but there's barely an injury on it. The problem is with your legs. I am afraid you are now a cripple." A high-pitched noise rang out in my ears. It was as if someone just dealt a heavy blow to my head. Were my ears deceiving me? I was now crippled? A freaking cripple! I, Seven Greywolf, would have to be wheelchair-bound from now on?

he responded seriously, examining the X-rays and MRI scans. "But is this blindness temporary? Can Eleanor regain her sight? Is there any treatment?" I asked nervously. The doctor had not mentioned the crucial things we needed to know; everything seemed uncertain. The doctor took a deep breath before responding. "The truth is, we still can't determine for sure if the blindness is temporary. We need to run more tests and observe her body's response over time. There are experimental treatments we can try, but there are no guarantees. After all, she has the DNA of her mother, who was born blind. This explains why her eyes were more easily affected than her taste and hearing, but it’s still too e

I whisper. I didn’t even realize I was crying until Merigold wiped my tears from my face. I feel her movement and she pulls me close to her. “ I'm sorry. I didn’t mean to cry all over you.” I sniffle. “ Oh, no honey. You let it out. It is ok. You have nothing to feel sorry about. You have every right to be upset. But I want you to listen to me very carefully. You are going to make an excellent mother. You have been great with my kids. That is why I made you the girls’ godmother. Yes, there are some things you can’t see. But you are still good with my kids. You have some limitations but that is ok. I know you, you find a way to work around them. I’m sure there are plenty of blind people who