Safety and security are one of the basic needs of human society. One needs to feel secure in their environment and surroundings. Otherwise, a heightened state of anxiety and constant feeling unsettled becomes a daily thing. It’s like living every day without any sense of trust. Yet, even with all the tools and technologies to […]
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Vibrating pagers can be misunderstood for something else. At least, this is what happened to me. I showed a friend my new place a couple of years ago. I lived in a high-rise apartment in a cozy space made ideally for one single person. Every woman loves a good walk-in closet, and I had one.
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It was supposed to be a typical night. I found myself ready to go to bed early. Again, I followed my usual routine. I brushed my teeth, took my hearing aids out, and headed to bed. But I had no idea what could happen during the late night hours. But before I tell you what
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Earbuds, specifically for the deaf, are not used as headphones only. They can be used to hear the world. For millions with hearing loss, earbuds go beyond just being accessories, and can be a replacement for traditional over-the-ear hearing aids. Yet, finding the right pair isn’t about bass quality or noise cancellation; it’s about better
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Our Selection for the Best List (Quick link to the content on this page) 1. Clarity 2. Panasonic 3. VTech 4. AT&T 5. Motorola Cordless phones are still around. Fashion from the past always has a way of showing up again. Corsets from the 1900s are now our shapewear to tuck in body fat where
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It’s a confusing question, huh? Or isn’t it? It’s more confusing when others people imply that you don’t fit the criteria of someone with a disability. You probably heard or were once told that you don’t look deaf. Or perhaps someone said that you surprisingly talk or sound normal for a deaf person —hashtag #ableism.
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