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Carla Ryon Why hello sweet cheeks have a seat Horse poster Oh I appreciate your story! I have a Daughter with down syndrome and her hearing devise has not been working for over a year and I have been trying to get help with it for that long and your post about how loney you were has given me more urgency to ge… See More As the mom of twin boys who are hard of hearing, this one gave me alllll the feels…truly. Anger, frustration, sadness, and finally I cried happy tears. The world can be a hard place, but there are still amazing people out there.
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My first thought: who the heck was that interpreter and I hope they’ve learned A LOT since then?! What a terribly ignorant and damaging thing to say. Why hello sweet cheeks have a seat Horse poster That is an amazing beautiful story. I am deaf myself but even though I can speak and lipread I certainly learned ASL as well. Some of the facets in her life were mine as well – I grew up buried in books rather because relationships were difficult. But … See More
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I’m so glad you found someone who accepts you and chose to learn sign language for you! I took 3 years of ASL in high school and I loved it! I still remember a fair amount of it and I love when I run into deaf people while shopping or something becau… See More Why hello sweet cheeks have a seat Horse poster Once again-something in my eye. When I read something like this I immediately think, “People can be so beautiful.” Thank you for the timely reminder.
