Re: where have the jobs gone?
Josh, I do realise how some people choose different styles of writing depending on the audience of their writing. However, it is inappropriate and very unprofessional to write a sentence like this on a job application: i am verry qualified for this job bicos im inteligent never arrive at work l8 and am frendli.
If you cannot proofread your work because you cannot afford a braille display (and I thought that rehabilitation agencies paid for them?), I was under the impression that the Hadley Institute for the Blind and Visually Impaired offered a course teaching listening skills to pick up on spelling and grammar errors, though I may be incorrect about this. The American Foundation for the Blind has several resources on the CareerConnect part of their website to assist job-seekers. Don't think that because your life is on a bad course that it cannot be reversed and made better. Whether you want to return to university or take any of the numerous courses available on the I nternet, there are many jobs waiting for you--you just need to find them.
As for TVIs, they are "teachers" and not necessarily transcribers. Their goal of teaching you should have ended when you left school; if you think that there are still things that you ought to learn, then you should probably attend any one of the blindness centres to learn good blindness skills.
Look forward to the future. Get out into the world and enjoy life.
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