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So they dont try to knock your teeth out!? :lol: I nearly joined a local league but moved to eastern oregon. I do rollerskating and yoga and the occasional stack of books on my head so that I'm not walking at a 45 degree angle into walls or tripping over myself. To some avail.

Assassins Creed! Whats roller derby like, i love rollerskating more than anything. Shameless, walking dead and switched at birth are my favorite shows that are not in their off-season right now. Welcome, :wave:

Ambrosias post hits the nail on the head! I could say it in so many words but only once you realize that love conquers fear can you constructively change your situation. Have a network of people that can help you through the rough times. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using AllDeaf App mobile app

Love yoga, did it for a couple years when I was younger, then 2 years in high school, by the 4th month any of the weird aches or spasms I had were gone. It's also good to be able to learn to really meditate, thats always helped me deal with tinnitus. I need to get back into doing it. My class...

That's interesting, rough how? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I317 using AllDeaf App mobile app

"sign in a non sloppy manor" Manor: a country house ,vs, Manner: A way of doing things. Props to Bottesini for making humor out of malapropisms Welcome! Nice to meet you. I'm looking to reduce the slop in my signing too.

What are your interests?

@ Hurley , I loathe that "selective hearing" excuse that people slap on when they don't have a clue. Sorry that that guy was a jerk. On a side note, the sexiest thing i've heard a hearing girl say was that she was comfortable with silence. @ Withdeaf , Either learn to appreciate the things he...

Man, I think I know the same feeling. Mommyofmany is very right, body language is important and can be used to your advantage, and studies have shown just changing you body language can impact your mood ( and vice versa). I went through (am coming out of) a tough period where I had just got...

And the other gets arrested, wow. Well, people should have set a plan on whether they would say yay or nay, hopefully this change is used positively and not another intrusion.

Interesting story, welcome! I'm a newb myself. :wave:

Hello, fellow collegiate.

I reread it, is there anything stopping you besides your perception of what is norm? From my experience going in person to follow up shows initiative and gets the job. Good luck Mabbit.

Have you/ can you go there in person?

Introduction, right. I'm from Oregon. I'm pursuing a career in graphic design. I love to roller skate. Got Hearing aids in 2010. I have severe bilateral congenital mixed hearing 'loss'. My dad is deaf, grandma was very Hoh, cousin is deaf, uncle is single-sided deaf. We are all one big crazy...

I have a Samsung Galaxy Note II, I love it.

Been prowling around alldeaf and other forums for over a year now. But today I am done being silent. I am done with fake acceptance, lowered expectations, done with ignorance. I am choosing love over fear. So, :wave: