From Kishia Mason, Aurora, CO:

I would like to express my sincere appreciation for the Ziegler Magazine. The articles and stories are inspiring and entertaining. I look forward to getting it each month.

I especially enjoyed the article in the May issue about women who decide not to become mothers. I have made the same choice, and I don't often hear about women who are content to remain childless. I think some women are better off without children. A lack of maturity, responsibility, dedication and sacrifice certainly make the decision to have children unwise. But I've gone a step beyond that. I wonder if there are as many women who decide to remain single as those who choose not to have children. I am wholeheartedly committed to not having a husband.

I would like to pose a question to Ziegler readers: Is it common among totally blind individuals like me to struggle with socializing?

In response to Clifford Cromwell's letter in the April issue, I think that using drugs to treat eye problems is highly overrated in the United States. Many of them only cause more damage. I am interested in the nutritional supplement superoxide dismutase, known as SOD. Is it true that it can be beneficial in treating eye conditions?