Same here, only I use mostly ASL/SEE now... When I first started learning sign language, it was ASL (wow, just figured it out -- it has been 40 plus years that I have been signing! So Cheri I guess you could put me in the older folk category -- LOL)
Cloggy, I think it depends on where you live -- for example, I live in a city that has 2 oral schools (well, people -- that was in my time), special school district, SSD (mostly SEE), state school for the deaf located 2 hours drive from here (ASL). When I first started using sign language it was almost 100 percent ASL and after more and more children went to SSD, the percentage rate changed completely -- and now, I would say ASL is uh, 25% now, with SEE in the 60-70% and the rest being oral.
