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Home » News & Media » In The Media » Lighthouse of Collier client Sarah Hardwig uses voice to overcome limitations

Lighthouse of Collier client Sarah Hardwig uses voice to overcome limitations

Posted on July 22, 2019May 4, 2021

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Lighthouse of Collier client Sarah Hardwig uses voice to overcome limitations – July 22, 2019

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Since I met Mary about three and a half years ago, she has completely changed. She is a strong independent woman who decided enough was enough and took charge of her life. She put a renewed sense of self into learning all she can learn not only from the Lighthouse of Collier, but from the Florida Division of Blind Services and other sources. She no longer lets her vision loss define her.

Mary has taken charge of her life and in doing so, Mary now is back in the workforce and just recently moved out of her mother’s place into her own apartment with a roommate.

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