A coworker who is blind may recognize your voice in the workplace but may not if you meet unexpectedly outside of work. You should announce when you or someone else enters or leaves the room. There are several systems for coordinating wardrobes. These include wearing only neutral-colored skirts or pants that will match any color top, and having a friend help organize closets and drawers so that matching items are kept together. Another way is to sew braille tags into clothing.
Coins are easy to separate because of varying sizes, thicknesses and edges.
To distinguish bills, blind people may fold different denominations in different ways or place them in separate wallet sections. They also often announce the value of a bill so a sales clerk or another customer can tell them if they have the wrong bill. The answers to these questions do not speak for all people who are blind. People without sight develop their own methods of working around their vision loss. Although blindness poses new challenges, many people consider blindness an inconvenience, not a disability.