Hi Butch,

How did you manage tossing the ball and yet missing your son with it? It 
seems like a recipe for an injury. I appreciate your encouragement.

God bless,
Mark

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From: Butch Bussen
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My son played softball and of course learned from coaches and other=20
sighted people.  I would take time just throwing a baseball to him to=20
catch.  He'd bring it back and I'd throw it again, sometimes very high=20
and some times low.  He enjoyed that.
73
Butch
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Wallace, ks.


On Sun, 30 Mar 2014, Mark Torgerson=20
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> Hi
>
> As a soon to be first time parent, I am wondering how one goes about
> teaching there sighted son how to do things like play baseball?
>
> God bless,
> Mark
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