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Aggie students install wind chimes to help guide blind students to class Kevin Reece, KHOU , WFAA 1:10 PM. CST March 04, 2016 Aggie students install wind chimes to help guide blind students to class. (KHOU News) CONNECT TWEET LINKEDIN GOOGLE+ PINTEREST COLLEGE STATION, Texas - A simple idea turned reality at Texas A&M University is making a big difference in helping guide blind students to their classes. Kaitlyn Kellermeyer was already a bit overwhelmed and anxious at the thought of trying to memorize and navigate the 5,200 acre Texas A&M campus when she arrived as a freshman. Her anxiety unquestionably magnified when a genetic condition robbed her of her eyesight during that freshman year.But thanks to a simple idea, and the help of a few friends, she now has a bit of music to help guide her way. She was born with a rare genetic condition called Incontinentia Pigmenti. Early in life her eyesight began to fade. Blood vessels burst in her eyes causing her retinas to detach. She endured mor