Orientation & Mobility Immersion Program with Guide Dog For The Blind is completed…

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My return from OM training on the GDB campus means that I now have a chance to put the instruction into practice. I trust you will excuse my absence.

Who knew that street intersection safety was a learned procedure analyzing: shape ( plus, tee, slated, offset), control (ie. lights, sign, or none), direction (perpendicular and parallel), lanes (number) and visibility (of my position).

My instructor was excellent. I know this training will make me a safer and flexible traveler. My guide dog Jonah is my model for … confidence and resilience.

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6 thoughts on “Orientation & Mobility Immersion Program with Guide Dog For The Blind is completed…”

  1. In some way we all face struggles … thr key is learning to be resilient. However, I do appreciate your comment.

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  4. Congratulations John to you & Jonah, I am so happy to know you can still get around with your trusty fur faced friend. Namaste !!! 

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  6. For some reason, I can’t “like” this. But I actually, I really DO like this!

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