#deafness

Source The Silent Hour is a crime thriller by Brad Anderson, although I like this kind of plots this one didn't fit me much, it has its tension and is interesting, because the main character is deaf but

I think I'll have to thank God for my grace when watching the best of anime movies, and I do this unknowingly too. This movie-which I at first thought to be a full anime show-is one that has been on my

Real Life Mute Button I'm severely hard of hearing and one of the things I've come accustomed to is the sound of silence when I take out my hearing aids. I'm fortunate and unfortunate at the same time.

A good friend of mine has started doing podcasts and recorded a chat with me recently. I hope you enjoy listening:)

There was an innovation that could really help deaf people interact in the world.  A Kenyan was able to develop a way to go from sign language to audio speech. Source of shared Link

Source Something you should know about me is that I'm partially deaf. I'm 90% deaf in one ear, with something we call profound deafness. In the other year, I've lost about 40% of my hearing mostly in the

clemtheriez / Pixabay I really dislike it when people keep coming up with new terms that are supposed to be "offensive" or to mitigate offence. Especially in the deaf community. The terms diabled

Transcript I'm dating a guy that's deaf and he's extremely loud like slamming cabinets, loudly clanking silverware against stoneware, slamming toilet seats, that sort of thing. Do all deaf do that or are

This is an interesting start: "A special cochlear implant has used to light to enable deaf gerbils to sense sound. The results suggest that optical stimulation could one day be used to treat hearing

For A large number new parents, tuning in to their child shout may be a distressing event. To others, it’s an uncommon blessing, and for hard of hearing parents, listening to an infant’s vocalizations

If I hadn't lost my hearing, I wouldn't be where I am now. It forced me to maximize my own potential. I have to be better than the average person to succeed. Author: Lou Ferrigno

does posting random photos on a blog constitute being a job nowadays ? I am striving for excellence in this field, join me on this grand adventure, through the looking glass, over the cuckoos nest, beyond

هلن آدامز کلر در سال ۱۸۸۰ در ایالت آلاباما در کشور آمریکا متولد شد. شاید شما هم در مورد او چیزی شنیده باشید. او نویسنده‌ای نابینا و ناشنوای آمریکایی بود. زندگی‌نامه‌ی هلن کلر از این قرار است که در کودکی،

If I hadn't lost my hearing, I wouldn't be where I am now. It forced me to maximize my own potential. I have to be better than the average person to succeed. Author: Lou Ferrigno

Being deaf is quite difficult, especially when you're a deaf that's been mainstreamed, meaning you went to a regular school with regular teachers and grew up mostly around the hearing. I didn't learn ASL

The exhilarating ripple of her voice was a wild tonic in the rain. Author: F. Scott Fitzgerald