imagine you met with an accident and woke up to find yourself blind.yhe doctors say the condition is not permanent and that your eyesight will be restored in a day or two. Describe the accident that put you in that predicament and your feelings on not being able to see anything
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The day was entirely based on the feelings that i perceived and everything was absolutely blank and dark. I could hear my parents and relatives talking about the betterment after the treatment yet i could not see them.
Then, i understood what goes on in the minds of the blind people. I used to hold the glass with two hands for drinking water and syrup and even if the glass was right infront of me i still used to place my hands everywhere to get it.
Every moment passed very slowly and the 2 days seemed to be like 2 months. The accident still gives me goosebumps and reminds me everytime i ride an auto to go anywhere. It was because of the carelessness and the rash driving of the auto driver to put two people to lose there legs and me getting blind for two days.
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I could hear faint sounds made by familiar voices of my family but I did not get up. My forehead ached as if it was on fire. I slowly opened my eyes to see the surroundings around me but all I saw was darkness as black as pitch. I rubbed my eyes several times and sat down on the hard but comfortable mattress. Although I could hear footsteps coming towards me, I could not see a thing around me.
A soft hand took place on my back and I at once recognised it of my mother's. She asked me to relax but I was in a grave shock. I started moving my hands everywhere I could and started sobbing. It was only after I broke a case that I felt a strong grip on my hands. It was my father! He too asked me to relax and I tried my best to do so. (It was extremely difficult in such an atmosphere of darkness). When I finally calmed down, I heard an unfamiliar voice. It was a soft voice of a woman. She introduced herself as Dr. Mahima Shukla. In her kind voice, she told me that I met with the accident in front of the hospital so I received quick aid and was completely safe from any permanent injury. I interrupted her and asked her about the darkness I was surrounded in. And she replied in her same soft and kind voice that I was temporarily blinded for a day or two due to sudden shock in my optic nerve.
I understand the fact and for same time, I was only able to make some slow and awkward movements because I was quite scared of coming against the things around me. I noticed that some of my friends who came to meet me the very same day treated me differently than usual. Some were disturbed by my condition, some overeager to help and some were more or less attentive than usual.
Certainly, I got used to the environment soon but it was still difficult to cope with the situation and decide, what to do. Then, I got a new angle on the issue. What if the doctors were lying to me? What if my blindness was permanent? What about my career, accomplishments, love success or hope? Suddenly, I felt less confident. I realised gow helpless and apathetic the blind can feel. But my family convinced that it was only a temporary injury. I sometimes felt the soft face of my mother. I could feel the salty water on her cheeks. My father is a strong man but I knew, he too was sad. My brother and sister hardly left me. I felt happy and sad at the same time.
I tried to walk myself to go to the washroom. It was the only time I was allowed to stand. I constantly felt stressed and very uncomfortable. I could experience how hard it must be for blind people to perform their daily routines without help. It became clear to me that it takes more time and effort of the blind to perform simple actions like drinking water, washing hands and so on. Nowadays there are many technological solutions which help blind people to read and write, use computer and stay organised, but it is still complicated, I suppose.
This accident gave me knowledge about the difficulties faced by the blind and taste the effects of failure they can face. Actually I experienced only a small part of their life because laying on the bed and being surrounded and helped by family and friends is different than doing all the work on our own without using all the five senses. I wish all blind people to be strong and find their support and motivation and picture this world in bright and beautiful colours.
Almost a day passed and every second felt like hours. I got discharged after a day I recovered my eyesight. It was extremely painful to face light in the beginning. I still get flashes of the accident whenever I ride an auto. It was because of the carelessness and the rash driving of the auto driver to get me blind for a day and a half and himself, dead.
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