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How St. Louis Blues fans are turning their anger over a blown call in last night's NHL playoff game into a victory for the St Louis Society for the Blind and Visually Impaired. ... See more

ST. LOUIS (KMOV.com) -- While plenty of Blues fans were furious about Wednesday night’s missed call, one Chesterfield resident was looking to help.

Lonnie Bedwell, became the first blind kayaker to ever paddle the Grand Canyon. Lonnie went blind in a hunting accident, but he hasn’t let blindness define him. The single father helps build houses, hunts, and even taught his three daughters how to drive. Watch more of Lonnie’s Journey in his film, Feel the Vision: http://feelofvision.com/ ... See more

White water kayakers are adventurers, extreme sports enthusiasts, and adrenaline junkies who push themselves through stretch after stretch of white water for the love of the challenge and to gaze fondly into the heart of nature. For one man that river exists only in wind gusts, the loud torrent that... ... See more

After an illness last August left her with 20-250 vision, softball player Gwen Maham still went out and threw a no-hitter. “It’s muscle memory from before I went blind,” she said.

Batavia’s Gwen Maham battles through blindness to star on softball diamond By Garth Shanklin Sports Editor A little over a month ago, the Batavia 10U softball team opened the season in spectacular… ... See more

13-year-old Jake Cole of Corning, N.Y., was born blind and autistic, but he has a passion for #wrestling and won his first match in the sport this past season. Way to go Jake!

18 Sports shares a special story of heart and will.