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USASPORTS2d ago

Seniors provide the spark against the Shock

WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University women's volleyball team won in their second match of a back-to-back-to-back with a non-conference bout with the Washington Adventist University Shock Thursday night on Padden Court winning in straight sets.

Via Gallaudet Bison
USATECH2d ago

Being a deafblind parent: expectation Vs reality

Before my daughter was born, I thought I had a clear idea of what parenthood would look like. Like many parents-to-be, I had plans. But becoming a deafblind parent showed ... Read more The post Being a deafblind parent: expectation Vs reality first appeared on Deafblind UK .

Via Deaf Blind UK
GLOBALHEALTH2d ago

At 83, She Wants to Hear Every Conversation

Roseville woman becomes Sutter’s first patient to receive a cochlear implant while awake Maritha de Werk wants to have conversations with her son again. She wants to stay for the entire birthday party. She wants to hear and talk with her neighbors. Most of all, the 83-year-old Roseville resident wants to be an active participant […]

Via Sutter Health
GLOBALASL2d ago

Special Reports: When silence becomes a roadblock: Uganda’s

“The experience I will never forget was when one of our staff, who is deaf, became pregnant. She was already about five or six months pregnant when I started taking her for antenatal care, so I took her to the hospital, where she had a scan, and we were told that the baby was fine,” Namukwaya said. She added: “Later, when she went into labour, we took her to the health centre, but when we reached there, the biggest challenge was communication. The nurses could not communicate with her in sign language. They did not know how to tell her what to do or explain what was happening to her, and instead they were shouting at her for days until the third day, when I went to the labour ward and helped her.

Via Newvision
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