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	<title>Comments on: Javier Téllez:  Letter on the Blind, For the Use of Those Who See</title>
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		<title>By: Zeeva International</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I an an artist who WAS blind for 5.5 years. It was HELL &amp; it was interesting &amp; it was challenging &amp; considering all the MD&#039;s said it would be for the rest of my life--5.5 years was not so bad...
I would really like to SEE this film! I guess I have til the end of July to get to Austin.
As one who was Once-Blind I have news for you: blindness IS an alternative way of experiencing the world.  When I was blind, I met an artist who&#039;d been blinded by a bullet in the brain--he completely turned away from art &amp; became a wordsmith..a poet...as that one participant, ‘the visual concept no longer existed for him.  It wass ‘dead.’ 
For ME--I was brain-injured by Acute Toxic Chemical Exosure &amp; so determined to keep experiencing art--I went to studios &amp; galleries with sighted guides who&#039;d describe..touch what I could while the colors were being described to me...I even became a docent in a major museum whose collection I knew pretty well so I could get a lot of people to describe art to me..I KEPT TRYING to SEE &amp; succeeded in getting my brain to wire &amp; rewire...with a lot of work, alternative medicine, and DESIRE I got back my sight...&amp; even after almost 8 years--every day I SEE is a JOY!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I an an artist who WAS blind for 5.5 years. It was HELL &amp; it was interesting &amp; it was challenging &amp; considering all the MD&#8217;s said it would be for the rest of my life&#8211;5.5 years was not so bad&#8230;<br />
I would really like to SEE this film! I guess I have til the end of July to get to Austin.<br />
As one who was Once-Blind I have news for you: blindness IS an alternative way of experiencing the world.  When I was blind, I met an artist who&#8217;d been blinded by a bullet in the brain&#8211;he completely turned away from art &amp; became a wordsmith..a poet&#8230;as that one participant, ‘the visual concept no longer existed for him.  It wass ‘dead.’<br />
For ME&#8211;I was brain-injured by Acute Toxic Chemical Exosure &amp; so determined to keep experiencing art&#8211;I went to studios &amp; galleries with sighted guides who&#8217;d describe..touch what I could while the colors were being described to me&#8230;I even became a docent in a major museum whose collection I knew pretty well so I could get a lot of people to describe art to me..I KEPT TRYING to SEE &amp; succeeded in getting my brain to wire &amp; rewire&#8230;with a lot of work, alternative medicine, and DESIRE I got back my sight&#8230;&amp; even after almost 8 years&#8211;every day I SEE is a JOY!</p>
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