A Big Step Toward Overcoming Usher Syndrome

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A Big Step Toward Overcoming Usher Syndrome

By Dr. Steve Rose on March 6, 2012 | 4 Comments

Girl (5-7) saying 'I love you' in sign language, portrait Imagine being born completely deaf or with profound hearing loss. Certainly, there are many challenges, but you find ways to navigate the hearing world. You learn sign language or get a cochlear implant. Through cultural and advocacy programs and education, you learn how to succeed in school, enjoy sports and social activities and plan for the future.

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