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| VIDEO: Deaf granny hears granddaughter laugh for the first time after cochlear … New York Daily News This is the tender moment a granny heard her baby granddaughter laugh for the very first time after doctors turned on her cochlear implant. Sarah Campbell, 57, had suffered hearing problems since childhood and went completely deaf around five years ago. See all stories on this topic » |
| BMC ‘deaf‘ to pothole alerts: Cops Indian Express Traffic police stations send specific details about a pothole or a manhole. DN Nagar traffic division senior inspector Vijay Dhatrak said the BMC is yet to respond to a letter sent on June 25 in which he asked the civic body to fill potholes in Gokhale … See all stories on this topic » |
| Deaf Association enjoyed performing at Independence celebrations thebahamasweekly.com “It was a time that we could get the public to know about us and know that there is a Deaf Association, so that we can get some notoriety in Grand Bahama” she continued in an interview on Tuesday afternoon. “There is an association in Nassau and we are … See all stories on this topic » |
| One-of-a-kind dance camp for the deaf La prensa The month long camp serves 40 students, 5th to 12th grade, from various school districts in and around San Antonio, along with the Texas School for the Deaf in Austin. The guest choreographers teach the kids 15 different dances with hip hop, jazz … See all stories on this topic » |
| The Moment deaf Toddler hear her mother’s voice YouTube The moment little Reyn Schadt was able hear her mother’s voice.Deaf toddler’s adorable reaction to hearing for the first time after surgery when tears suddenly give way to smiles.Little Reyn Schadt, 16 months, from Louisville, KY, was initially … See all stories on this topic » |
| Sharla Jones named director for Oregon School for the Deaf Statesman Journal “Sharla has been an instructional leader at the Oregon School for the Deaf for a number of years and she knows the school, the students, and the Oregon Deaf community well,” said Deputy Superintendent Rob Saxton. “Her experience and passion will be an … See all stories on this topic » |
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