The article discusses the profound impact of sight loss in adulthood, emphasizing the emotional devastation and difficulties faced by visually impaired individuals. It highlights how the loss of sight often transforms self-perception and public perception, leading to experiences of despair. The text also addresses societal stereotypes surrounding blindness, revealing how these stereotypes create feelings of inferiority among those affected. Internally, individuals may struggle with their identity while also navigating the complexities of requesting help and responding to unsolicited assistance.
"I could be the smartest, I could be the prettiest. I could be the funniest, but it doesn't matter because all people will see is blind." (cited in Romo et al., 2023)
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