I do the same inn uk and it works

This is the coolest news I've heard all week. I'm downloading it tonight!

This is very common and the money can be directly paid to you or your school fees- forgetting the term for it rn LOL

I'm grateful that these awesome kids have this school to go to!!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

I thought I'd never heard of Perkins but, yes I have. ANNE SULLIVAN. Duhhhh 🤦🏻‍♀️

I'm grateful for ALL OF YOU WONDERFUL KIDS getting to live life to the fullest!!! ❤️❤️❤️

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YOU GO GIRLLL!!!!! Samaras on her way to the Tour de France!!!!! 👏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻

I SINCERELY hope you guys hit your goal and got everything you needed!!!!

I hope we get to see you on the News telling us the weather in the furture Tim!!!!!!! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

Look at Beautiful little ELLA 😍😍😍😍😍

How does one get involved in this?!?!?!

Whack a braille 😂😂😂

We take ENTIRELY too much for granted in this wolrd. 🤦🏻‍♀️

This is AWESOME!!!! I didn't know Perkins existed so I'm so Happy to have come across it today!!! ❤️❤️❤️ Everyone(disability or Not) DESERVES to be treated just like everybody else, so I admire what you guys are doing!!!

❤ Absolutely lovely

This nice

I wish they would’ve did WHITE can’t travel with me when I was that small. Because I went blind at six months old in the hands of my birth mom. And I wish my father would allow my stepmom to let me do WHITE King training when I was little at that age. But thank goodness I got my first white cane after I graduated high school which was 18. And then six years later I had got my first Guide though. So I’ve been a white cane user and a Guide Dog Users for almost 30 years and I’m in my mid to late 50s.

Aww 🥺 I can imagine why they’d think that, with hiking and all XD but it’s wonderful that they’re still being active!! I hope these young people have a wonderful life :)

Wow wonderful!

Wonderful❤

My name is Elizabeth😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 Renee powers that is my whole name door

I have medical conditions called stickler syndrome. It’s connective tissue disorders to eyes, ears, and joints. I was also once cutest disabled baby with full of dark brown curly hair .🥰😍😊☺️❤️‍🩹🌹👍🏿🦯🦻🏾🤟🏿🤗

I’m legally deaf, legally blind, severely disabled, emotional and physical handicapped with no aids except blind cane and braces for severe intensity tenderness stuffy joints pain with psych meds and counseling therapy .🦯History of diagnosed with autism , delayed speech and developmental delays and slow learning process speed disorder . Mental health issues include Severe PTSD, social anxiety, generalized anxiety disorder, schizoaffective disorder, mild OCD, multiple phobias, depression and insomnia with sleep apnea and sleep paralysis. This video is also helpful and useful to people to have better understanding of what does like to live a life with multiple disabilities like me.😊☺️🌹❤️‍🩹👍🏿🦯🤟🏿🫶🏿🦻🏾

Thank you so much for the video. Very helpful

I love seeing videos like this, thank you thank you for the support of Perkins😊❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Hey, that’s my kid! 🎉😄

Love the video. You did a great job. That's not an easy song!

We love you, Natalie. Thank you!

What point of using phone

wonderfull. The Orlenas Great Band!!

I just completed my graduation in bsc computer science i am thinking to learn braile for future job opportunity... So what should i do somebody please help me 🙏

Cool

That’s a really cool device!

Hello. I saw the reference to your video on FB. After watching, I wanted to comment. I'm a retired software developer, I'm low vision, and I'm also interested in math. I remember how painful it was sitting in math class in the 1960's before all the accessible technology. I'm aware math can be difficult, especially if you can't read the board and have difficulty reading a standard book. As I sit here in retirement, the thought occurred to me that perhaps I could put my skills to use to help improve math for blind/low vision students. Hopefully you'll see this reply. Some years ago I spoke with a student who told me (I was in Nebraska at the time) that the school wouldn't let her take her textbook home. She was low vision. I don't see how you can study math if you can't do that. The idea came to me to write software to allow the student to do the following ... 1. Enter a problem ... algebra, trig, calc ... into the app 2. The app edits the syntax and solves the problem ... showing all steps from start to finish 3. The output can be sent to a Braille device .. and the app allows the student to pan through a multi-line solution. Thus, if the student didn't have a book, but had the homework, they could try to solve their homework and use my app to check their work. And if they REALLY got stuck and just couldn't see how to get from start to end, they could use the app to show them the solution. Obviously the student wouldn't want to use this too much .. that is to get the answer and save himself the effort of doing the problem. They'd never learn the math. But if used as a tool, it could aid in helping the student do the work on his own when they got stuck. What I'm wondering is how useful you think this could be to a student, especially ones that know Braille? Just imagine being able to have the app solve the problem and send the output to a Braille device a line at a time .. and being able to pan back and forth to see the progression of steps. Now maybe this has all this been done already, and that's one reason I'm writing. At this point, I have the program editing syntax and performing a calculator function. It will give you a number for the answer. The next phase is to recognize the problem type and then solve it step by step, and allowing the student to pan through all the steps in the solution. This will not be trivial. But if this has already been done, it may not be worth continuing. I'm writing to find out what value you think such a program would be, and whether the assistive apps you've seen today tell you this has already been done and I'm just "reinventing the wheel" .. so to speak. If so, it may be time to stop work and move on to something else I want to do. Thanks so much for reading this reply. Incidentally, I sent you a FB friend request, so if you want to reply via FB that would be fine. Or you can reply via email. My email is [email protected]. I look forward to your response. Mike Jolls

This is so cool!

Do you go the gym? Because the veins on your hand are huge

Is this a real song or her own work

My friend who I met in college who's blind she taught me a little bit of The Nemesis code and I learned ueb math as well in my college Vision program at Kutztown University.

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Not trying to be rude but what happened to his face?

Did he get punched in the face by goku?

Okay now I know everything to do well more not to do or is it to do I don't know all I know is i will have all of the strobing lights and all that

Why is there brail at the top lol

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Dr Linda how to connect you .I m from india

How do I contact pekins

That was a gate, not a door

Lets all thank god this isnt instagram 🙏🙏🙏

Yes! Great to hear from you!