I have only been leaning about the Deaf culture for a less than a year (total). During that time I never heard, read or was told about CODAs (Child Of Deaf Adult). When I first read the acronym here in AD, I did not know its definition. Being a hearing man and an ASL student, I know just a little about Deaf culture in general so when I discovered that there existed hearing children born to deaf parent(s) I was surprised because I never thought about that situation.
I found this paragraph on the Wiki site:
The reason for my thread is to learn more about CODAs and what challenges they confront on a daily basis. Please share with me (everyone...not just CODAs) the facts about this segment of the Deaf world. Thank you.
