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Wrong assumption. There's potential in the language and communication department for each child depending on the circumstances, timing, contribution of parents, upbringing, and if technology will be used to make it work whether it's speech (oral/aural), signing (ASL, PSE, or SEE), or cued speech...

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And how lucky the national media to ignore the thousand upon thousand of instances of how guns have saved lives and prevented further crimes.

"Perfect speech" has always been said and framed with the context of not having that deaf voice (monotone voice, lack of inflection and sometimes weak diction) or in other words "speak like a hearing person." But that does not mean a deaf person's speech is an unintelligible speech. This...

Same here. Some are great to hang out with while others....that's where they fall into the idiot category.

That's what I have been pointing out. The Nanny? oh yeah, good example of that actor. Again, no such thing as "perfect speech." Among the many deaf and hh people they do talk with all of the nuances, voice inflection, style, quirks, regional accent and so on like anybody else would. Anybody...

Always. One must consider also the vast array of diversity, abilities and experiences of people with their hearing loss and their ultimate capability in life. I am a part of the open society who sees things as possibilities.

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No such thing as "perfect speech." And now, "hearing person good"?? Why are you so hung up on the so-called the "perfection of speech" when speech intelligibility is the heart of the matter?

*groan*, yeah, just "perfect."

There are preferences to what people identify themselves as. Some are, of course, extremely sensitive to certain terms while others like the terms or prefers it that describe their condition as they see it. Two of the above examples, mobility impaired and vision impaired, are terms that people...

***SPOILER ALERT*** Everybody dies in the end!

Here's the problem with the "ASL" labeling, you have people who go around saying they sign in ASL but realistically they sign more in a PSE format than anything else. This is because they grew up with the English language and they incorporated the English habit into their signing because that's...

I guess zombies rule, then.

Those events took place in "gun-free zones," in a public place, in a school area, and usually involve kids in a lot of instances, tragically so. If it took place in a high crime area, even if 5, 6 or 7 people killed in single city shooting, they may mention it on national news and then down it...

Mobility Impaired Golf Association (MIGA) located in Portland, Oregon | Changing Lives Through The Game of Golf Founder - Visually Impaired Solutions Inc. Blindskills., Inc. - Carol M. McCarl - visually impaired person and founder mentions the term "visually impaired" several times in an...

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I think it's more along the line that the deadly news do not exactly fit their narratives and agenda. So, they try and minimize the reporting to the extent practicable.