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They're quite a handful, but I admit that things are a little easier with them around :P

thanks! How have you adapted after becoming deaf?

I personally didn't know anyone deaf here in Little Rock until I started the ASL program. One of the mentors who's in charge of the ASL lab is deaf and is very sweet and kind.

Yes, I hope to become proficient in ASL so I could interact with deaf people in my community. There are a few events held by the death community, and I hope to attend some of those event and effectively use ASL to communicate with others in a friendly, casual way :)

I agree Yes, I agree with you. It isn't right for others to force you to lipread for their own benefit. Not everything in the world should conform to a higher populated language. Learning ASL has given me a better understanding of the deaf community, which is communication among each other...

thanks for the link! :)

Hi, everyone! :wave: (I like these smilies) This is my first day on the forum, and I'm looking forward to meeting new people. I'm currently taking American Sign Language, and find it amazing and interesting! I'm actually starting to incorporate ASL into my daily conversations. This is my...