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TODAY Originals

How one mom’s idea to help her visually impaired son led her to launch a company

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Gracie Benedith-Cane created Braille Code Inc. to help her visually impaired son, Wani, dress himself independently in the morning. The company prints Braille patches for clothing to help blind and visually impaired people identify items by touch.June 26, 2019

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    ‘It gives me a reason to get up in the morning’: How virtual reality tech is helping seniors cope with isolation and depression

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  • How livestream concerts are helping musicians impacted by COVID-19

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  • How one man with ALS is helping others with the same diagnosis

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  • Formerly homeless family gives back during COVID-19 pandemic

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  • Fishermen donate catch of the day to anyone in need during pandemic

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