People could talk about it. Mr. Moore's biggest decision came with a call to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind. He needed a white cane which identifies someone suffering from visual impairment and helps them get around. I felt like Moses parting the Red Sea. We went to Disney World and it was the same thing.
Crowds move out of the way.
Mr. Moore has taken on a positive attitude to combat the difficulties of living with his visual impairment. He was very active before being diagnosed, playing lots of sports and attending many games. That hasn't stopped, thanks to help from others, including his wife Donna. Mr. Moore attends American Hockey League games at Harbour Station and enjoys the Flames through the radio broadcasts with his Walkman. With help from a steering guide, he still sails aboard his 16-foot sailboat Misty on the Kennebecasis River.