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I like this...congratulations on very well expressed sentiments that most of us out here feel! :) Well Done! My heart bursts with pride, when I see deaf people share the same world and dreams, afterall we are equal in this one world of ours!

Strange, I love my sunday, coz so often I end up working on Saturday, either at work or at my dad's business... And yeah I'd give anything to wake up at 8am, and not at 5h30am, to beat the traffic!! So yeah, there are some folks out there who truly appreciate their Sunday, I for one...

Well, all audit firms have had their stakes with controversy, and yes, Deloitte is no exception, however in South Africa, they are quite reputable, and yeah, I am jolly well proud to be a stakeholder in such a dynamic firm in an ultra-competitive market. Deloitte, is a professional services...

Well, its great to come back, I've had a few people asking me: "what on earth happened to you!". I am an auditor for the global firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu. Does that help! Awesome meeting you!

You know, this is a battle of wills, because in my case, I spent two years at a deaf school, where I totally didn't do well at all...then my parents went the oral route, and I haven't looked back since then. It's hard, but nothing tastes better than achieving something knowing that hard work...

2 years...and by the way, it was considered very late....considering that I was born with the profound hearing loss...

Gifted: I should think indeed! Amazingly, that could be true...I just couldn't be bothered as today's world is moving towards computers, I hardly write, now I type... But at school, yeah, I always got in the bad books because of writing, but it never bothered me, because if it's legible...

Interesting question, let me drum up all the excuses: 1. Trying to use every minute of my life to finish that honors degree of mine, so that I could realize my dream of being a chartered accountant. 2. Long long holiday in India...which I thoroughly enjoyed!! 3. Now at work, one of the...

Hey there, You should seriously chat to your boss about situations such as the one mentioned above...I have been very fortunate because our company relies on text and emails. However, I have noticed that because our company is even more deaf-aware since I joined, a lot of people pass the...

Durban...Republic of South Africa!

I am thinking how the hell could I have kept away for such a long time from this one place, which is so much like home!!!

Well, I don't think the style of writing should matter, I feel the quality should matter...I have possibly the worst writing in the planet, a very nice mixture of cursive and print, and I got a literay award, and a A+ aggregate for English! It doesn't matter!!!

Oh I am elated to be deaf, so much that I literally tell people, hey did you know I'm deaf? I love to watch their shocked faces...and sometimes, that makes your day! But, Oh, I am so in...So proud to be deaf!

Wonderful video...I feel so good posting here after such a long time! Anyway, I don't think there's anything wrong with being deaf, in fact I don't think I would have reached such great heights if I was hearing! Being deaf is such a great motivation! Really, it is...

Your post caught my attention, because it's very much a question that is asked often, however it was interesting to see the various viewpoints. However, mine is based on 3 views, at home, at university and finally now at the workplace. I grew up in a normal hearing world, primarily of my own...

Well, in my culture and my religion, a lot of things are based on vedic astrology. Like for instance when we buy a new car, house whatever can be considered material, we would consult an astrologer for a good time, so that the God's overhead would shower blessings on us. It has been known...

I just graduated last month, now doing a post graduate degree: Honours in Accounting, then I'm off to work as of the 5th January 2009 as per my training contract!!! To those still studying, its a helluva menance, but hang in there...it sure does pay in the end!!

I was fortunate to get: Jean Sasson's Love in a Torn Land... Gripping reading!! Amazon.co.uk: Love In A Torn Land: Jean Sasson: Books Enjoyed it beyond words.

A question often asked... I have asked this question to my parents not once, not twice by a myriad of times...and the one answer I always get, Kashveera, we're so happy to have you...I guess that is what all that matters. I also have asked my mother if she had felt frustration...

Ah, that worked wonders for me!! Voice Call! I simply love my new phone because of this feature, It's stunningly awesome!! Everyone finds it so convenient to talk to me, simply because I can lip read them!! Wow!! I'm in awe of this new technology! Kashveera