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Old 09-22-2013, 01:23 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by Scots_On_The_Rocks View Post
While I am not deaf, HOH or otherwise hearing-challenged; I work with non-verbal special needs children and also at one point was married to a woman with a deaf son, so through both experiences, I picked up enough sign language (ASL and ESL) to carry on intermediate level conversations. I find deaf culture quite interesting, so, figured I would pop in here and leave a few words, and hope to perhaps make some new connections with members of the community.
That's an admirable profession!

I used to work with developmentally delayed adults. I have a VERY basic ASL vocabulary....I LOVE the sign for socks!
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