Re: frustrated with blindness (read post if you want context)
There are too many variables to account for so unless this is someone's field of study, or they've personally gone through the process of gaining sight when they've had none, they're not really qualified to say how challenging it will be. Closing your eyes when you've reached your limit seems simple enough until you account for the fact that vision is the most highly prioritized sense we have as humans. Then we get into speculative territory which wonders if one begins to start using vision, will they be able to maintain their blindness related skills? If not, will the person at least experience a smooth enough cross fade that the diminished blindness related skills follows after improved visual perceptivity. Just as when we lose vision over time, there will come a point when we must start adapting our navigational skills, I'm sure the same holds true for gaining vision. Except we're met with the challenge that what we get will likely come at once, and even if it doesn't, the rate of improvement is likely to be more rapid than the rate of decline in people who lose their vision.
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