You think of starting a family. Pictures of sleeping babies turn into heart-warming scenes of them crawling, cooing, reaching out to you—moments blending into one another, a mother-to-be’s fantasy.
Baby arrives, and you are thrilled. A peaceful joy fills your body as they place your child into your arms. Smiling, you look at their tiny sleeping face, thinking of the years to come.
Blind parents, however, can face hospital officials, social workers, lawyers and even loved ones who threaten or succeed in removing their children from loving homes. They fear blindness is a risk to the child.
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