This is the process I went through to become eligible for adult developmental services in Ontario Canada. The process may be different for you as every situation is unique. I'm not a professional please talk to a professional about the process you need to take. I'm posting this so that you or someone you know can have a better understanding of the process you need to go through to gain access to more services for people with disabilities. I hope that this helps you to easier understand the process you may have to take. 

As a population we depend so much on power, especially if you have vision. I'm grateful I'm blind. What are you grateful for?  

Braille Superstore link: http://www.braillebookstore.com

Link to the compact white cane I unboxed: http://www.braillebookstore.com/Compact-White-Cane.1

Link to the cane tip I bought: http://www.braillebookstore.com/Rolling-Marshmallow-Tip.1

This episode was not sponcered in anyway I bought the cane because I wanted something smaller that could fit in a perse as my current cane wouldn't fit and was three years old.

I hope you enjoied todays episode. I will do a review once I have used the cane more. I would like to add it is not red anywhere on the cane except for the tip in case that bothers some people and they decide they do not wish to order it. If you have any questions please feel free to let me know and I will do my best to answer them!

The volume on my end was very loud when recording, it's not too bad on the episode. I haven't been uploading as much as I would like and I wanted to explain why for anyone who wishes to know.