Barbaro
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Ok, Deaf parent..
I had a hearing acquaintance and she knows ASL, but not fluently. She forgot some of the signs because her mother in law died a year ago. Anyway, she mentioned her husband only knows a few signs and ABCs. She kept making remarks that my (CODA) son will end up like her husband that my son will be learning a few basic signs and ABCs and he will never be fluent. I had an urge to tell her that I don't appreciate her remarks and she keeps comparing her husband with my son. I don't know where she got her idea from except from her personal experience.
Would you tell her that she doesn't know what she was talking about or just keep ignoring her remarks politely??
I had a hearing acquaintance and she knows ASL, but not fluently. She forgot some of the signs because her mother in law died a year ago. Anyway, she mentioned her husband only knows a few signs and ABCs. She kept making remarks that my (CODA) son will end up like her husband that my son will be learning a few basic signs and ABCs and he will never be fluent. I had an urge to tell her that I don't appreciate her remarks and she keeps comparing her husband with my son. I don't know where she got her idea from except from her personal experience.
Would you tell her that she doesn't know what she was talking about or just keep ignoring her remarks politely??