Your awkwardness is more disabling to them than their blindness is. Be chill. Be direct. And please, stop apologizing for saying "see you later."
You might be tempted to censor yourself. "Don't say 'look,' don't say 'watch out.'" People who are blind use words like "see," "look," and "watch" all the time. It is part of the English language. Saying "It's great to see you" is fine. Being overly careful draws more attention to the disability than the word itself. Your awkwardness is more disabling to them than
This article provides 14 effective strategies for the average person to interact successfully with people who are blind or visually impaired. By the end of this guide, you will move from awkward uncertainty to confident, respectful communication. Your awkwardness is more disabling to them than