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You got a point about written being a second language for the Deaf. You see, I was born profoundly deaf and attended mainstream classes for the most of my school years. I used both SEE and ASL. And I turned out with really good writing skills... So I guess I'd use myself as one of an example...

TexanGuy- You may continue to post on there with degrade comments but most of us probably will not pay any attention to it because if somebody tries to talk back to you, you will just talk back to whoever talked back to you. So it's not worth the time. After all, it's a free country, ain't a...

Notice the disclaimer? I know my message probably wasn't true. But that's just how I feel.

I think one of the problems to CIs... I am not saying I am against CIs. But I think that sometimes parents do not understand deafness and the culture. They know nothing, so they assume somebody who holds a MD knows everything. So they ask the doctors about the deafness. Most MDs dont know...

All the deaf people gotta do is say, "You do not know what the hell is the best for me. You do not know me. You do not know how I operate in my daily life. So shut up and give me a chance." Unfortuately, people are either afraid to stand up for themselves, and on the other side, people are...

Thanks! :)

Dude, why don't you start a new thread with that topic? :D

THAT is exactly why I hate Burger King except for Diet Coke and one of their frozen pies. :bowdown:

So, I am a student at SUNY Brockport, of course, it's a hearing college, only 4 deaf students go there. It's close to Rochester. There are interpreting agencies... And there is VRS... Now to my point... For the last three weeks, the interpreting agency that is used by Commission of the...

Hello, my name is Sarah. I am deaf. I am a college student, I go to SUNY Brockport, which is like 30 minutes west of Rochester (for those who don't know). My major is Physical Education with a concentration in Sport Management. If you want to learn more about me, you can look at my...