Nanny was glad of the puzzles for she enjoyed figuring out things and creating things.<br/><br/>"Yes, I do have questions.<br/>1. Lily is greatly disappointed and very worried about the fact that she may not be able to go to school for veterinary which has planned for a long time. I suggested that maybe she could work as an assistant. Is this possible?<br/><br/>2. How soon can she start working with her hands? I bought a book which is called "Helping your blind person see". I tried to help her with a butterfly balloon and some resin cacti. Did I do something to weaken the blood vessel?" Jack  asked.<br/><br/>The doctor listen patiently.<br/>"As far as the first question, those who are blind or diminished vision are great with working animals and there are programs for them that she may take once she is ready to go home.<br/><br/>We were going to start her own therapy in that particular book. I am glad that you took time to buy it and tried to help. You did nothing to weaken her blood vessels. In fact it may even help that she was introduced to the seeing with her hands before this happened.<br/><br/>We will start the therapy when she is in the drowsy state to get her used to feeling with her hands. But if you want to work with her by talking to her and placing things she she knows in her hands, there is no harm being done. It may be beneficial to her.<br/><br/>This is step one of recovering from losing one's sight. Step two is to place her in a rehabilitation unit where she will learn how to read, write and other things that she will need to know for her future life. I will give you the books like what Jack has. You may read them as you wish. I will also give you a second book about what will happen in her life. There is an excercise book in there as well. I hope that you will attend a class about living with a newly blind person. Are you willing to attend?" he asked as he picked up the bags.