MarybethSoundViews.com
Title
Mary Beth Ball ~ A New Sound View For Your Success
Description
The sunlight is peeking through the trees as Mary Beth Ball begins her “hike,” which is really a leisurely walk from her home to Seahurst Park. In a few minutes, she will be strolling along the beach and enjoying the wonderful view of the Puget Sound and Bainbridge and Vashon islands. For Mary Beth, this is a one-of-a-kind view, and she pauses for a moment to take in a deep breath and soak up everything around her—all the sights and sounds of the Sound.
Going on a day hike or cross-country skiing in the mountains or having the opportunity to work in a community she loves are a few of the reasons why Mary Beth calls Burien home. She has lived in the area for more than 16 years and her connection to the people here grows stronger every year. As fortunate as she feels for living in a city with such a great view of the Sound, Mary Beth does not take it for granted. She knowsthere was a time that she lost her sight and faced the possibility of never being able to see another mountain vista or tree-lined valley or spectacular sunset.
A congenital eye disease caused Mary Beth to go blind at the age of 23. It took double corneal transplant surgery and 15 months for Mary Beth to regain her sight, but her recovery was made possible by her resiliency, perseverance and faith. She came away from the experience with a renewed outlook and a stronger determination to make the most of every moment.
Languages
English
