Sight Unseen

The Braille Monitor November 2002

Sight Unseen The Braille Monitor November 2002 ( back ) ( next ) ( contents ) Sight Unseen by Michael Abrams The May family: left to right are Carson, Jennifer, Mike, and Wyndham. From the Editor: People are forever asking me what I would give to be able to see again, or sometimes they specify to see my children or the autumn colors or a sunset. I find it hard to answer such questions tactfully since the truth is that it might be interesting or pleasant, but it is certainly not anything I would spend much money or give anything else of value to accomplish. Mike May is that very rare human bein

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