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If i don't know sign...
:welcome: As for approaching strangers to sign with them, just a word of advice. Don't be afraid to approach someone signing but also use common sense and common courtesy. Don't interrupt a conversation already in progress. Don't feel offended if the signer doesn't want to chat. Deaf people...- Reba
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- Forum: General Chat
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Never have i ever ....
I have never: broken a bone skipped school been skydiving gotten a tattoo gotten a ticket run a marathon (only ran a half marathon) gone scuba diving got fake nails gone on a cruise 9 points- Reba
- Post #26
- Forum: General Chat
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Asl student with some questions... and maybe some answers.
:welcome:- Reba
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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The main character in my book is deaf. i want to be as accurate as possible.
:welcome:- Reba
- Post #3
- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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Hello! new here, just introducing myself :)
:welcome: BTW, "interpreter," is preferred over translator. Interpreters interpret sign-to-voice or voice-to-sign. "Translator" usually refers to someone who translates text-to-text. :)- Reba
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- Forum: Introduce Yourself
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Show off your Christmas tree!
I'm very sorry for your loss. :hug:- Reba
- Post #168
- Forum: General Chat
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Does anyone else put significant thought into their dreams?
I'm glad that you no longer have nightmares. :) I've had the sleep problems only since I got Parkinson's. It's one of the non-mobility symptoms that come with the disease. Bleh!- Reba
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- Forum: General Chat
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Does anyone else put significant thought into their dreams?
I don't have recurring dreams. Every night I have entirely new dreams, in vivid color and detail, that I remember the next morning. If anything bad is happening in the dream I scream loudly and act out (flail my arms, punch, shove). Sometimes I just talk in my sleep. But nothing I've dreamt has...- Reba
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- Forum: General Chat
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