I squealed when I saw it was Chrissy and Molly together! I hope they had fun that day. What joyous, stylish, gorgeous, and kind women. I enjoy watching and learning from both of them.
Deaf people – especially culturally Deaf people – are keenly aware of blindness. The are several reasons for this but one key reason is that some common causes of deafness can directly cause or lead to blindness as well. So, blind people are actually over-represented in Deaf circles, compared to the general population.
It makes sense! Molly, something fun you didn't know about me is, I know a lot of signing. I'd say my skills are more intermediate than advanced. And ASL can be very confusing at times. I know little bits and pieces of it. But I know a lot more about it than I do the ASL itself.
I used to work at deaf/blind UK. They're a charity that supports people who are both deaf and blind. I think it's important to point out that there were people who lived in sheltered accommodation, mostly elderly folk, and I would use a tactile language called deaf/blind manual. So I would tap on their hand with my fingers to spell out the words and sentences. It's important that I point out that some people there had some hearing and were able to communicate verbally and had varying degrees of sight loss. I'm severely deaf but I'm able to communicate using speech and hearing aids. Not everyone is completely blind or completely deaf but still needed support. It was a great job and I made friends there. Unfortunately I had to move on as they lost a contract and thus my hours were cut.
Very cool!
@SethJStewart
what's really cool to me is deaf people talking cause like… that implies they can read lips somewhat and that's cool all on its own
@SourceEnginePlayer
I squealed when I saw it was Chrissy and Molly together! I hope they had fun that day. What joyous, stylish, gorgeous, and kind women. I enjoy watching and learning from both of them.
@AliasPhex
Deaf people – especially culturally Deaf people – are keenly aware of blindness. The are several reasons for this but one key reason is that some common causes of deafness can directly cause or lead to blindness as well. So, blind people are actually over-represented in Deaf circles, compared to the general population.
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@Mel.H_
Omg this made me cry
@goodlightdays
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@martinscott3721
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@GamerSmith33
How does she hit every camera angle when speaking, while blind?
Stevie Wonder had to trust confidants to fold his money in certain ways so he understood the denomination.
@Anonymouse-m3c
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@Ana-oc5ip
It makes sense!
Molly, something fun you didn't know about me is, I know a lot of signing. I'd say my skills are more intermediate than advanced. And ASL can be very confusing at times. I know little bits and pieces of it. But I know a lot more about it than I do the ASL itself.
@dona4him942
I used to work at deaf/blind UK. They're a charity that supports people who are both deaf and blind. I think it's important to point out that there were people who lived in sheltered accommodation, mostly elderly folk, and I would use a tactile language called deaf/blind manual. So I would tap on their hand with my fingers to spell out the words and sentences. It's important that I point out that some people there had some hearing and were able to communicate verbally and had varying degrees of sight loss. I'm severely deaf but I'm able to communicate using speech and hearing aids. Not everyone is completely blind or completely deaf but still needed support. It was a great job and I made friends there. Unfortunately I had to move on as they lost a contract and thus my hours were cut.
@adied5225
Imagine trying to communicate when you are both blind and deaf. There's a new sign language that's being developed for thr deaf blind folks
@sarah-janemelnychuk541
Okay, Iām totally blind too and I found the way to do it:
I use my phone š
@Englishwithblinddan
Or y'all could learn protactile sign
@smelly1060
Blind people can learn sign language too. Mainly through touch.
@Amateur_Pianist_472
Hell yes! Disability rights !
@bummpergumb6753
What if the one person is deaf AND blind?
@kingosondros
At the expense of others. Cannot ignore that
@NoThankUBeQuiet
If you want it enough you will find a way.
Communication is so important to people.
@Sovereignty3
Found you from Mollys channel I love you
@Siberialover23Guiterrez
Good dvds
@olivergriffiths7268
Lot of respect to both of you! Have a good day:)
@maaikebouwman1168
ā¤ā¤ super cool
@andybalogh7890
I thought the blonde was blind and deaf and was like "oh my god like hellen keller????"
@Broccolaicy
Lovely. Looks like a nice day, too.
@johnrobinson4445