Now, how did you actually do the book? Because, Casey, you are blind, but you don't use braille, I believe.

Well, I went out, you know, I don't know braille because I was a massage therapist for 17 years, so my fingers actually don't work at all with touching, with texture anymore, so I have trouble feeling the bumps.

But I know braille is really important in our community.

I think it's a really lovely language to have, and watching people do it, like read books with their hands, is quite emotional.

I got triggered in the launch on Twitter The weekend when watching someone use their hands to read my book, I was like, wow, this is great.

This is what they want.

This is what they deserve to be in a normal book launch with everyone else.

How did you kind of go from an idea in your head to work on paper?