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My fur-friend has had some eye issues lately. He came to me as a rescue with a severe eye infection. The infection cleared up, but it left behind inflammation and dryness. Registration is open for the International Orientation and Mobility Online Symposium (IOMOS)! Roll call: Has everyone recovered from the holidays? Skimboarding blind? No way! Happiness is relaxing with my boys on the beach ❄️ Kai & Kim enjoyed their first day of Christmas break on Tybee Island. Cash joins us tomorrow! 🙌🏻 🎄 We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season. Last of Kai’s graduation celebration photos. We had a delicious dinner after @kai.owens’s UGA graduation ceremony. Hi everyone! I am excited to share my first essay published by a mainstream outlet. Previously, I have only written for blindness specific platforms, so I am thrilled to share this message with a broader audience. I will place a live link to the article in our bio. Incredible day! Kai graduated Summa Cum Laude from UGA with a major in music theory & minor in jazz drum set.

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