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Blind Painter John Bramblitt Will Inspire You
Author: ModWork'r11 Oct
Today I’d like to share with you a young man I learned of this morning who truly inspired me. I’m sure you’ll be just as touched as I was, by University of North Texas senior John Bramblitt.
Bramblitt, blinded years ago by epilepsy has found painting to be an increasingly enjoyable avenue for expressing the powerful imagery in his mind. Set aside five minutes of your day when possible, and enjoy a glimpse into the positive, productive, joyous life this literature expert leads.
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One Response for "Blind Painter John Bramblitt Will Inspire You"
Did John Bramblitt loose his sight due to an epilepsy alone OR did he have brain surgery to correct the seizures which ultimately left him blind?
If the surgery is the reason he lost his sight, then surgery should be the cause of blindness, not the epilepsy.
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