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As the webmaster of Variety of Products for Deaf, Hearing Impaired, Hard of Hearing - HearMore.com and Products for Independent Living, Blind, Low Vision, Deaf, Physically Challenged - MaxiAids.com, which are websites that sell independent living products (eg. vibrating watches, talking watches...

School offered Sign Language as Primary Language It was also a great thing that Brooke's highschool, East Meadow High, offered sign langauge as primary language, along with her middle school. It gave her the chance learn sign language (ASL), and also share it with her fellow schoolmates who...

oralism At the time, when she was an infant thru young child, there were alot of unknowns, and decisions. I'm more relaxed with this stage of her life, being a young adult. She has the capacities to do just about anything. She's proven it to us each day, which is very humbling. I am...

Sign Language When she was a child, I personally was very unconfortable with sign language, deafness (non-oralism), etc., but after she was a child, and I think particularly after she received her implant, I relaxed alot. In her school district, East Meadow, they taught sign language as a...

Not to harsh - just honest God, posts I've seen get so firey, AND Harsh. No, you were just honest, and it's good to exchange ideas and outflow what's on your mind. I'll post a nice story about parents and their kid on another post tomorrow. It's a universal story doctrane

yes i do, and i understand... yes, it was in the article, written that way, and I too felt the indication of that choice of words, being troublesome. The gist of the article and of course the general subject was and is beautiful. The whole subject of normal, within whatever, 'disability vs...

do it how old are you? do it it is a fantastic technology read my post http://www.alldeaf.com/hearing-aids-cochlear-implants/55161-deafness-cant-subdue-remarkable-life.html ask me any question? I'll help you decide doctrane :)

Hi This was an article about my daughter, written for Newsday newspaper, a local paper circulated in Long Island, NY. It was written by Katti Gray, a Newsday columnist, who interviewed Brooke and our family. The interview was initiated by my daughter, Brooke, who is deaf and receive a...