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I am a registered nurse working in the operating room...yes and I am deaf. It is possible!:D

Haahaa...that question was thrown in my face one day at work and my answer was "why yes I am as a matter of fact. You have a problem with that?" I wish i had taken a photo of their face, it was priceless.:jaw:

Same here. Even then some people think my BTE aids are some "new" bluetooth device.:giggle:

energy vampires Hey did ya know that energy vampires can also be people? you know, the type... the ones that just drain the life outta you and make you wish they were not around you.:devil:

Nominate someone who you find inspiring for the Oticon people to people awards 2008 deadline Sept 8. For forms or to nominate online, go to the Oticon website. I was the first place adult category winner 2007, and I would love to see who wins in 2008. :D

Definitly IN...and "Normal" (for all the hearies that think I'm not.)

operating room registered nurse

:wave:Nice to meet you. It is great that you are a policeperson, I have a curiousity question...what about law enforcement drew you into this career? I am curious because I am a deaf Registered Nurse and work in the OR and I get a lot of comments like "how can you work in the operating room when...

:run:geawd....I must be so boring. Mine is my given birth name. No creativity in me

point-counterpoint While it is clear that you wrote all the stuff that is being siad about tasers, it is important for indivuals to go to the tasers manufacterer web site and read for themselves how it should be used. It has been obvious that cops who have used tasers on people only to have...

nope. I have that look many people think I am someone else. :giggle::dunno2:

award Thanks for the congrats. I am only slightly familiar with the hearing exchange. I don't know the gal. I didn't get to meet her in Boston. I am a CI candidate, but I am happy not having one...for now:ty::party:

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First place in Adult category in Oticon focus on people awards My daughter and I just got back from Boston where I was awarded first place in the adult category of Oticon's focus on people awards. I am a deaf RN and I work in the Operating room. I am still so excited about being recognized for...

Waardenburg syndrome Wow, I too have waardenburg syndrome. It's not that common so whenever I 'hear' (haha)-know about another with it I introduce myself. I would love to chat with you more.:deaf::h5:

Thank you all. LOVE the giraffe, :laugh2:

I can relate. Pretty much same for me but with my adopted parents. My birth mother is sad to know that they did that. Know some ASL and still learning.

Hi all, Deaf female from Oregon. Have 2 HOH kids, 1 hearing stepson. Wanted to introduce myself.:wave: