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For a book I'm writing, I could really tell me that whoever what you think about the deaf. How to see them. If you know someone. Have the courage to expose their prejudices with absolute sincerity. What I like to be or see a deaf person. How are supposed to know if anyone deaf.
That is, obviously, for those who are not deaf or hard of hearing.

Others, however, those like myself, can tell any story they want, how they feel each other's eyes, something I never dared to say, if they want to or not.

can do here through the comments, or write to my mail-signed or anonymously.

I'm not disclose the answers, they use them in my book, if you finally write. Thank

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PRIVILEGES AND BALANCES bullshit

The other day I was thinking about something so very greatly asshole, that for a moment I doubted my intellect, my cognitive system and my mental health. Boludo something so deeply, so majestically idiot, if someone, at some comment I get to say what I wrote is a boludez, I will have no answer, "I knew that, idiot!".

I, say, if one day I implanted, and I was fine, and suddenly began to hear many sounds that I hear today even with the best digital hearing aid (the doorbell, despite being an intercom meter), the telephone ringing (despite having a foot), I call from another room, call me when my back, the sirens of ambulances (as you can see, most high-pitched sounds), he would lose certain privileges deaf.
I thought so. I worried about getting privileges that I knew and learned to enjoy, rather than the wonder of hearing again.

Here are some examples:
When in any office, retail, hospital, or whatever it was called by number, I usually go up and tell me I do not listen, and generally keep me away before. If the implant to hear the number, I'll have to wait.
Despite my almost total independence, some things need help: some phone calls (while talking on the phone, sometimes I ask the favor), I come to call if they need me, let me know when the doorbell rang, and although total and absolute independence sounds good, if one is accustomed to not having ... lose that little bit of restraint produces fear.
If my husband can call me from the bathroom every time you forget your towel (which are all the time) and I listen (though in general I hear you but I do not, because the guy has a big voice which I fell in love even before it), I'll have to look for the towel, fuck, and will never learn to look before entering the shower!
Along the same lines, I'll have to get up and look after the others every time you call me!
and something fatal, I told them that I have an arrangement with my local supermarket, for which I bring the order within the hour. Imagine if I have to stay home for five hours waiting for the damn shop!
And there are a hundred things.

mean ... I would become almost a normal person! It would be a heap. One more. Waiting with the herd. Going where everybody goes there. Unless, of course, I removed the implant and to keep in your wallet every time you need to go back to being deaf. That's not bad ... I had not thought ...

see, the theme of the implant can not be taken lightly.
After I say I did not notice.