When Dean Ambrose steps into a wrestling ring and starts wailing away on whichever villain has wronged him this month, swinging his taped fists or diving from the top turnbuckle with his elbow cocked, Cheryl Bess watches intently, enthralled.
Except that she doesn't really "watch" him.
Bess lost her vision as a teenager. Or, more accurately, it was stolen from her.
As Nancy Wride detailed in the Los Angeles Times, a maintenance worker attacked Bess when she was a sophomore in high school in 1...
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