Dear Blind Lady

<b>An unfiltered disability advice book answering the awkward, honest, and often complicated questions disabled and nondisabled people encounter in everyday life.</b><br><br>In <i>Dear Blind Lady</i>, Deafblind author and disability rights activist Elsa Sjunneson delivers candid, funny, and practical guidance in an advice-column format. Written for disabled readers, allies, friends, family members, coworkers, and anyone who wants to build a more accessible and respectful world, this book tackles the questions nondisabled people may be afraid to ask—and disabled people are tired of answering.<br><br><b>Inside, you’ll find:</b><br><ul><li><b>Straightforward answers</b> about disability, relationships, social situations, and major life milestones<br></li><li><b>Practical scripts and sample language</b> for handling uncomfortable or unfamiliar conversations<br></li><li><b>Real-world guidance</b> on offering assistance, declining help politely, and responding to ableism<br></li><li><b>Advice for complicated moments</b>, from bad dates and weddings to parenting and public encounters<br></li><li><b>Creative extras</b>, including sample dating profiles and ableist bingo cards you’ll never want to win<br></li></ul><br>Sitting at the cross section of Alice Wong's <i>Disability Visibility </i>and Emily Ladau's <i>Demystifying Disability</i>, this is your one-size-fits-all resource for navigating a world steeped in ableism with greater confidence, empathy, and humor.