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Being Deafblind has been a challenge for me, but when I apply joy to my pain, I can persevere through my suffering. The Perseverance Podcast is here to help you overcome your pain with hope by hearing about how others have lived beyond their challenges. If you would like to be a guest on my show, email me at info@perseverancepodcast.com

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Kijuan Amey—Learning to Live Again, Not By Sight

May 09, 2025 • Kelvin the DeafBlind Potter • Season 4 • Episode 6

Welcome to the sixth episode of the fourth season of the Perseverance Podcast. This is where you will hear the story of Kijuan Amey, a man who grew up to become a refueling specialist in the Air Force. His life was going well, and he had the career of his dreams. But after a life-threatening motorcycle accident, Kijaun was forced into retirement after serving over ten years in the Air Force. Then Kijaun began the grueling years of physical and emotional therapy just to walk and learn how to be self-sufficient all over again. Now Kijaun uses his struggles and his faith to encourage others to never give up after life throws you a curve. After hearing Kijaun’s story of learning to live again not by sight, I hope you too can feel encouraged to persevere as you go through your own difficult experiences.

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Kijuan’s Social Media Accounts and Contact

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Kijaun’s Book

Don’t Focus on Why Me: From Motorcycle Accident to Miracle