Hands up those who have never thought of death.
How many hands would be raised if I did this question?
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The house is our shell. The place where we feel protected, isolated and in a sense free.The house is an outer layer of ourselves, the house is still part of us.
Read Among the comments to the last post I published The music for an hearing impaired I found a very interesting one written by Zoe, which offers the opportunity to deepen one of the main topic of Noisyvision.
Read 24 October 2011
The music for an hearing impaired
I have not written about music yet.
In a blog of/for the deaf and hearing impaired (and blind and visually impaired) it should have be a topic of prime importance to deal with at the third post or so.
Read 11 October 2011
Who cares about the Syndrome!
I tried to find statistics that quantify how many people are suffering from a syndrome. Anyone. I found some data that illustrates the situation of disabled people in the world
“a worldwide estimate of about a 10-12% rate of disability seems reasonable.
Read 10 October 2011
The prince and the white cane
Once upon a time there was a young prince named Serhu.
He was the son of a king who found himself without a kingdom, following a revolt of his people.
Read Being disabled means a big responsibility with yourself. You never stop to measure with the future and with others, with yourpossibilities but also your limits.
Read 7 September 2011
Hearing vs perceiving: how sound changes the meaning
As we talk we don’t pay attention to the synonyms of our language and we use them almost carelessly. Apparently.
Read All deaf and hearing impaired people know that choosing a hearing aid is not simple.
It ‘s such a personal hig-tech device that two individuals with the same audiogram may find benefit from two very different hearing aids for the type of sound response provided.
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