By Geraldine Alford 2025-07-23T15:42:00
Geraldine Alford, 82 was blinded in her 30s in a car crash. She later found Christ, and the love of a man who was also blind
I was born in 1943 in Lewisham hospital, London, and was brought up in Bromley in Kent. My dad was a civil servant; he was a tax inspector of all things. My mum was a teacher. I didn’t have a Christian upbringing.
I met my first husband when I was 17 on a bus. I was with a friend, and he was with a friend. I wish I’d never laid eyes on him, as he was a very cruel man – both violent and unfaithful.
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