Despite barriers, woman reaches her college goal
Adjusting to a different line of sight
ASHLEY MILLER, 23, prides herself on being independent, despite a condition called retinitis pigmentosa that leaves her legally blind. She graduated Saturday with a degree in counseling psychology from Mesa State College.
Gretel Daugherty
ASHLEY MILLER, 23, prides herself on being independent, despite a condition called retinitis pigmentosa that leaves her legally blind. She graduated Saturday with a degree in counseling psychology from Mesa State College.
By
Amy Hamilton
Sunday, May 17, 2009
Ashley Miller can’t read small print or anything that’s written on a chalkboard.
But Miller, 23, with bright blue eyes and a sunny disposition, doesn’t live in a world of…
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