Re: White Cane Colors
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Christopher J. Tabb, M.A., COMS
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Christopher J. Tabb, M.A., COMS
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On Mar 5, 2024, at 7:36?AM, christine.janyszek@... wrote:Hi Everyone,?
I know you're all seeing a lot of these posts come through, here I am to add one more :). My name is Christine Brennan, I am a first-year student enrolled in the Master's Orientation and Mobility program at Salus University. I had a question about the colors on the white cane. I found some information about this online, but when I speak to actual O&M specialists working in the field, I've gotten some conflicting answers. I've seen some information about how an all-white cane means the individual is completely blind, and a cane with red on it means that the person is partially blind. Is there any sort of truth or consistency with this? Thank you all in advance!?