*Please Share* What was play like for you as a child growing up legally blind? Here's your chance to tell your story. Are you at least eighteen years of age? Are you legally blind? Do you want the chance to have an impact on the lives of children who are blind? If so, you are invited to participate in a research study about play. My name is Janice Moran, and I am currently a PhD Candidate in family therapy at Texas Woman's University (TWU.) I am speaking with adults who are blind and asking questions about what it was like to play as a child. I will be talking with each person by telephone, because it is easier for people like us with visual impairments not to have to worry about arranging transportation. Yes, that's right. I said "people like us." I have been totally blind since birth and have an interest in making sure that children who are blind are able to have as many opportunities available to them as possible. Your participation is voluntary. If you like, you may receive a summary of the results once the study has been completed. Are you ready to chat? Still not sure? Either way, please feel free to contact me for more information by either of the methods listed at the bottom of this letter. There is a potential risk of loss of confidentiality in all email, downloading, electronic meetings, and internet transactions. I appreciate your participation in this research study. Want to know more? Think you might be interested? Please feel free to email me at: Principal Investigator Research Advisor Janice A. Moran Linda Brock, Ph.D. jamoran@mail.twu.edu lbrock@mail.twu.edu (214)394-2091 (940)898-2713 Thank You. Sincerely, Janice A. Moran Linda Brock Janice A. Moran, M.A., M.S., CRC, LPC Therapist Janice Moran Counseling, PLLC (214) 394-2091 Janice.a.moran@gmail.com <mailto:Janice.a.moran@gmail.com> http://www.janicemorancounseling.com