AlleyCat
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I've always wondered what constitutes an oral success when that "oral success" child leaves home and learns ASL instantly. Do those children hate being oral or the work that goes into it? It's been discussed on this board. I was an ASL user from age 2, but also had speech therapy. I speak well enough to be understood, so I suppose I'm an "oral success". But I far prefer ASL. So much easier !! After all, when your ears don't work right, why make it harder?