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84Does You Child Seem Deaf? Perhaps He or She has Glue Ear? A Guide
This hub targets people involved with young children. The objective is to identify whether the child is suffering from deafness and exam if the possible cause is glue ear. This is where there is a fluid...
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80Listen to Music - It Can Save the Brain
Educational and medical research agree with extensive findings of major universities and the Kennedy Center for the Arts. This research shows that music, the arts, and speaking to infants and young children - and even the brain damaged adult and older senior citizens - help the human brain to grow and advance.
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77Cochlear Implant & Cell Phones
The issues of cochlear implants and phones are predominant. People with cochlear implants are enjoying the luxuries they never really had before - conversing on the phones. This article discusses the cochlear implant and cell phone solutions/compatibilities.
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75Cochlear implants - bane or hope for deaf children?
A child gets a cochlear implant while debate continues around the ethics of the procedure
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73Living with an Elderly Deaf Dog
My little dog wasn't born deaf; she's now almost 17 years old. The progression of her hearing loss was slow. I noticed little things over the last couple of years. She slept heavier, she didn't...
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70The Beginner's Guide To Deaf and Hearing People Communicating Nicely
Being hearing impaired can be hard and often downright awkward! The situations that can occur between deaf people and hearing people can be disastrous! I am hoping I can provide some information to make...
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77Music Appreciation for the Deaf
When one considers music and music appreciation it is rarely from the point of view of someone from the deaf community. Yet, music is a multisensory experience, and the fact that a person is non-hearing should not keep them from enjoying the experience as much as a hearing person.
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72Music comes to life
My love for music started when I was very young,and for years I was in our church choir. Then one day a Deaf family came to worship with us and I found myself totally fascinated with their language. I decided...
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72They Listen but Cannot Hear
These children suddenly speak ambiguously. When their parents speak, they wouldn't listen and appear indifferent. Their behavior will be described as ruthless, autistic, or assumed to be a sign of a temper...
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74Sweet Vibrations: Discovering the Life of Deaf Pilot Nellie Zabel Willhite
As the editor, publisher, and chief writer for Winged Victory: Women in Aviation (www.winged-victory.com), I am always - and I mean always - on the lookout for stories about female pilots - from the pioneers...
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