Hearing Aids, Sign Language, and the Deaf Experience with Gabby Morreale

Update: 2021-09-09

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Today I speak with Gabby Morreale, one of my friends from college. In our conversation, we highlight her experience as a deaf individual who wears hearing aids. We discuss what her experience with deaf culture and sign language is like as well as how being deaf has impacted her identity.

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Hearing Aids, Sign Language, and the Deaf Experience with Gabby Morreale

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Hearing Aids, Sign Language, and the Deaf Experience with Gabby Morreale

Sarah Todd Hammer

Hearing Aids, Sign Language, and the Deaf Experience with Gabby Morreale