Well, you don't see too many disabled people around because most of them do not live in Mladost or if they do, most of those people hang around their local area. There are trained dogs for the blind by a foundation who specialises in buying, training and supplying dogs to their beneficiaries, however, most people prefer to walk around with a stick rather than use a dog. It is true that Sofia City is absolutely inaccessible, but not only for the blind. There are a few suitable crossings for people on wheelchairs or pregnant mothers, the transport system is antiquated, the pavement has so many holes in it... Simply madness.

The primary and secondary education of the blind is possible in a special school for the blind as it is in the states. Of course those who want to pursue a career, could opt to go to a normal high school to complete their secondary education. After finishing school, most disabled people study at the Sofia University or at one of the other numerous higher educational establishments around town.

Overall, it's not that bad as it might seem it is.

Don't think about it, I mean, even for the average Bulgarian, life is tough enough, let alone for the disabled one. It's important to stay positive. :)