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Interview with families: Kylie Quave in Virginia
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Kylie's son Matias was 20 months old when she discovered pediatric belt canes. He is blind due to leber congenital amaurosis and wasn't walking independently. He is four now and is able to use his long cane correctly, artfully as he walks independently in his neighborhood. Matias didn't want to wear his cane, at first. Kylie recommends that parents stick it out- as she credits his belt cane with allowing him to be more social in playgrounds and enjoying trips to new places. Listen for even more great details!
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