they prolly meant you don't sound like you have a "deaf" voice.She stopped, looked at me and said "you don't sound like you are deaf".
, "are you really deaf because you don't sound like it."
they prolly meant you don't sound like you have a "deaf" voice.She stopped, looked at me and said "you don't sound like you are deaf".
, "are you really deaf because you don't sound like it."
i once had an endo. that got his medical students in front of me and they would comment all day on my blindness, and being a medical miracle... maybe... but not that guys miracle.
they prolly meant you don't sound like you have a "deaf" voice.
if that happened to me, i would have been p*ssed.
don't you get tired of talking about blindness all the time (when people ask you to)? it's almost as if some people think those of us who are blind can't talk about anything else. :roll:
even if that were true, it's still an ignorant comment. not all deaf people have "deaf" accents.
if that happened to me, i would have been p*ssed.
don't you get tired of talking about blindness all the time (when people ask you to)? it's almost as if some people think those of us who are blind can't talk about anything else. :roll:
i know. it does p*ss me off. And when people think just because im blind i cant do ASL... um... then how do deaf blind people do it...
yeah, no kidding. and we're suppossossed to call these people professionals?
just today i had a nurse lean over and shout directly into one of my ears. i always like to indicate that i'm hard of hearing on my paperwork just in case i have difficulty hearing due to background noise.
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Glad to see you back in the forum and posting again. I hope your visit with the nurse didn't mean there was a medical problem, but rather hope it was a check-up of some sort.
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