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Losing Sight But Not Vision: Go All the Way

Current price: $16.99
Losing Sight But Not Vision: Go All the Way
Losing Sight But Not Vision: Go All the Way

Barnes and Noble

Losing Sight But Not Vision: Go All the Way

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From intellectual disabilities, amputations, disease, and low expectations, there are a host of legitimate reasons not to succeed. So much is poised to separate us from who and what we say we are. Virtuous wife, intuitive dad, trendsetting employer, inspiring artist - or whatever you've purposed to apprehend; it's all subject to elude you. Setting and reaching goals is already a challenging process, but add a disability to the equation. If life has seemingly snatched some of your physical attributes, don't let it rob you of your ability to cast vision. In this book, Dr. John McConnell discusses being legally blind - and how to turn losses into wins concerning the vision for your life. You don't have to settle for going part of the way. You can STILL go all the way!

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