Many times, always think it is medical thing, but it isn’t. Medical Tech is like testing blood in labs or bodily fluids from sweat to tissue. It sounds vampire! LOL. Actually, I been in medical for years and never think I would be medical housekeeper instead of technician or pharmacist. Medical housekeeper is kept everything cleaned in hospital. I was medical assistant and doing billing before become housekeeper. Oh boy, it is much different than I thought it would be.

End up I am really OR housekeeper and it is better job for me. OR is SURGERY. It took me while to feel normal again. Only weekends Surgery closed so I take my time to clean on discharged patients. It is easy and short as sweet.

Hope well me feeling better. Smile. ~DW

See how hearing people come in chatroom and sign language full of room. See how deaf people come in chatroom and lipmovong full of room.

All of my followers agreed. That is facts.

I knew a few of you knew your parents who were and had deaf kids who grew up into adults that a lot of people are upset about. Let’s say here before, tell mine. My friends’ parents had a baby and learned them being deaf. They leave them to deaf school or leave to foster parents who want kids. They wished their parents would accept them as who they are. They never understood about deaf culture or not want to learn about it. Some kids who have deaf parents want them to continue to go to deaf school in their heritage as deaf strong family.

Deaf friends told me that their parents do not know how to communicate with them and always get frustrated with them because they can’t make them feel loved. They wanted their parents to be loved and cherished. How? No communication or no way to reach them for years. Sad. Felt bitter and angry.

Deaf friends told me that their parents are deaf and very wonderful to them. They are alike deaf and wanted to challenge with the cultures. They showed loved and cared about deaf world. Communication wonderful and able to reach them for years. Happy?

Okay, now mine. My parents are hearing and learned about me being deaf. They are very concerned about my life in the world and cultures. They learned sign language to communicate with me. They did put me in speech therapy in public school. I went to public school all in my life (never in deaf school). I had a sign language interpreter in classes. There are deaf classes in public school, too. I can understand deaf and hearing cultures. My parents still think I have difficulty with challenging hearing culture. I have been frustrated with my parents because they do not understand completely. They are almost not able to interpret what us going on, so I missed a lot in family ( who are all hearing no deaf). I told them to back off because they had been concerned with me and lifestyle. It is hard to make them understand. I have to prove them all the time if I could remember.

What about you?

~DW

I was reading something about lawsuit ADA with court and it come to me because some of people not knowing about it. That disability person only reads disability peoples comments and act up for them. What about disability person goes there and see it herself/himself?

Mostly I see a lot of wheelchair disability complain against hotels, beaches or restaurants. There is no ramp, no wide restroom for wheelchair gets through or runaways for walk to beach. It becomes cost lot for them to build ones and the owners do not want to spend more for the disability accessible available. The hotels do have disability room for them but many times, rooms been filled and forced normal travelers to sleep in disability rooms on the days they spend on. It becomes hot topic about those issues. One room, I spend in was disability room but no accessible because of failing flashing, doorbell or alarm not working. It was frustrating for sure.

I have been gone to deaf conferences and few disabilities travelers took disability rooms and left plenty of normal rooms for disability travelers who spend on. Think about it. I met about 300 deaf people among the conferences and impossible for them to spend on regular rooms and required disability rooms. If they would provide them accessible equipment enough for them then should be fine. One year before, I went to deaf cruise and about 3000 people among the ship. I wondered if they have enough accessible equipment and yes, they did! Really appreciate and made them happy. That is simple easy for them and enjoy us advantage.

October is Disability Month and still fighting for everyone who is struggling with. Job, Traveling, Advantage events, Restaurants, or public out somewhere.

Just leave my coin lay on the table….

~ DW

Why did I say that? Many times, I saw deaf friends faced badly with people because those people thought we ignored them. They becomes fit with us.

This time, I received the face with the front desk. When I was signing on the logging in and she got fit or angered with me for ignoring her. I felt funny about her and looked at her body language because I was looking at the logging in and her body moving something odd like jumps or arms moving something who knows. I looked up and saw her angered, and I told her I was deaf. She silenced.

Next thing, she talked to another lady, and the other lady was nicer than her. That lady told the other lady that I was dumb and mute. I CAN READ HER LIP. Sorry lady! The nice lady works with me just fine. We understood each other but not the front lady being mean to me.

Something to understand about us being deaf does not mean we ignore you.

DW

I have met a few people who do not want to learn the language like sign language.  Yeah,  few do.  Not only sign language, there is Spanish or French, too. 

Don’t force them to learn if you desire them to.  If they do not want to learn, then don’t!  It is up to them, not ours.

I understand there is communication access among us, and it hard for us to accept them who wish not to learn our languages. 

Many times, I come up with people always quote as “Language is so beautiful.”   It means any languages are so beautiful in their eyes, mind, or imagination.   I always think the German or Italian language is so beautiful.  I know.  THAT!

What about you?

~DW