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- “You Talkin to Me?” Caring for a Deaf DogThis is the story of how I learned to adapt to our totally deaf dog.
- Deaf Dog Collar AlertIs your dog becoming hard of hearing? Use a different call - this quick and easy collar alert.
- Accommodations for Deaf Dental PatientsLearn how to provide quality care to a deaf or hard-of-hearing patient in a dental office.
Training Puppies Who are Deaf and/or BlindSpecial needs dogs can easily be trained using the senses in which they are still capable.- Are White Cats Really Deaf?Deafness and white cats- is there a connection?
- Living with Your Deaf DogA deaf dog lives a great life, much like a hearing dog does! Learn easy ways to live together...
- Warning Signs Your Cat is DeafIs your cat deaf? Here is how to tell!
- Deaf and Blind Felines: How to Care for and Nuture Your Disabled PetJust because your feline lost his or her hearing and sight, doesn't mean you have to lose them.
Why Deaf Dogs Can Be Better Than Hearing DogsSeven ways that deaf dogs are different, and sometimes better than their hearing conterparts.- How to Care for a Deaf CatCaring for a deaf cat is easily done. Here are a few tips to help.
- Comparable Effectiveness Shown for Two Common Sudden Deafness TreatmentsSudden deafness is a rapid loss of hearing, usually in one ear in adults. Prednisone pills by mouth versus injection of steroid into the ear have been shown to be helpful in restoring hearing in this condition.
- Switched at Birth- Info About the Show and It's StarsAbc family's "Switched at Birth" comes on Mondays at pm est. Here is some info about the show and its stars Katie Leclerc, Vanessa Marano, and Sean Berdy.
Girl Plays Deaf to Hear Secrets in This Incestuous MovieIncest, mean girls, bullies, teenage sexual escapades, and family drama all play a part in this movie.
Book Review of "Mute" by Raymond LuczakBook Review of "Mute" by Raymond Luczak, gay poetry- English Comp 1102, the Public School System and Deaf StudentsAn investigation into English Comp classes as a contributing factor to the Deaf illiteracy problem.
- Deaf History: Developing a Common LanguageHow American Sign Language developed into a common language for Deaf people in North America.
- Deaf History: The Role of Religion and EconomicsThe impact of religion and economics on Deaf history and Deaf cultural development.
- Investigating Deaf People in the American Justice SystemStudies show that local officials very often ignore the federal laws concerning the rights of Deaf people ikn the legal system.
- Investigating Child Abuse: Studies Show as Many as 50 Percent of Deaf Children Are AbusedHere is an in depth study of the ways and reasons that Deaf children are the most likely victims of child abuse.
- Investigating Deaf Education: Studies Show that Educational Videos in ASL Can Be a Useful ToolStudies show that educational viodeos done for Deaf kids in ASL are just as effective as Blues Clues and Sesame Street
Deaf Culture FactsThe difference between hearing culture and Deaf culture are quite interesting.
Teaching Sign Language to Your Deaf DogWhen we discovered that our new pug puppy was deaf, we decided to try to teach her sign language. She learned quickly and is now able to "listen" with her eyes and respond to our commands - when she wants to!- Are All White Cats Deaf?An overview of a popular misconception that all white cats are deaf, or that all deaf cats are white.
- How to Be a Registered Interpreter for the DeafRegistered interpreters for the deaf help deaf people and hearing people communicate. Not all interpreters are registered but registration guarantees competency and greatly increases your job opportunities and earning potential.
- Do You Need Help Filing Your Taxes?April is quickly approaching. Receive free tax assistance from one of these associations at a convenient Orange County, California location.
- IPod-itis Can Leave You DeafThose who play their music at full blast, on their daily commute for example, are at greater risk of developing tinnitus in later life, with the probability of deafness a few years down the line.
Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing Elects Three to Board of DirectorsArizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing Board of Directors has elected its 2011 officers
Deaf History: Laurent ClercLaurent Clerc was the co-founder of the first American School for the Deaf, and co-founder of American Sign Language. Here is his story.
Deaf History: Was Quintus Pedius the Painter Really the First Deaf Person Mentioned in Ancient Literature?Quintus Pedius the Painter is believed to be the first Deaf man listed by name in history. This article investigates who the first Deaf man really was.
Deaf History: Pierre Desloges, Author and Book BinderPierre Desloges was an author in 18th century France. He is believed to be the first Deaf man to publish a book defending the use of sign language.
Deaf History: Teresa De CartegenaTeresa De Cartegena was a 15th century Deaf author and Jewish converso who wrote a treatise on her experience of being Deaf and the isolation that it brought her because of not having a language.
Deaf History: George W. VeditzGeorge W. Veditiz was a master at about everything he put his mind to. Veditz had been Deaf since the age of 8.
Deaf History: Ancient IsraelAncient Israel afforded Deaf people more rights than many other cultures during that period. Here are the rules and exceptions concerning Deaf people in Ancient Israel.
Deaf History: Thomas Hopkins GallaudetThomas Hopkins Gallaudet was the co-founder of the first American school for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the United States.
Deaf History: Giralmo CardanoGiralmo Cardano was a man so far ahead of his time that many of his advancements could not be used until newer technology emerged; Cardano is credited with teaching that Deaf people could use sign.
Deaf History: Fray Pedro Ponce De LeonFray Ponce de Leon is thought to be the first teacher of the Deaf. Facts about his life are extremely difficult to find, but here is a comprehensive biography of him.
Deaf History: Martha's Deaf VineyardSince the times of the first European settlers, Martha's Vineyard has had an uncommonly high rate of Deaf people. Most people on the island learned sign and even hearing people used sign as much as English to communicate.
Deaf People in Russia Fight to Make Themselves HeardWith Stalin's scorn and Soviet indifference, deaf people in Russia have not had an easy time. Even now, they live in limbo. Russian sign language is not officially recognized, and many say social attitudes can be a problem too.- A Deaf ArgumentThis article will discuss the meaning of a deaf argument and how to prevent this.
Are There Behavior Problems Specific to the Child of a Deaf Parent?Behavior problems specific to the child of a deaf parent might include acts of rebellion which stem from resentment, boredom or guilt.
