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I used to feel so self-conscious boarding early. I’d feel eyes on me like… “Why is she going first?” What they don’t see is the mental checklist I’m running through: ✅What if I don’t hear the announcement? ✅What if I miss a safety instruction? ✅What if I bump someone and don’t realize it? Pre-boarding isn’t about skipping the line. It’s about giving myself time and space to advocate, communicate, and be safe. What I do when I get on the plane early: •Let the flight crew know I’m deaf/hard of hea
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I used to feel so self-conscious boarding early. I’d feel eyes on me like… “Why is she going first?” What they don’t see is the mental checklist I’m running through: ✅What if I don’t hear the announcement? ✅What if I miss a safety instruction? ✅What if I bump someone and don’t realize it? Pre-boarding isn’t about skipping the line. It’s about giving myself time and space to advocate, communicate, and be safe. What I do when I get on the plane early: •Let the flight crew know I’m deaf/hard of hea
25.4K views11 months ago
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Audiogram basics to empower you and help you understand your or your child’s hearing levels. I was identified as DHH at age 3-4 years old, but didn’t learn how to read this until graduate school to become an audiologist - I’m here to empower you and your children now 💕 I’m using an audiogram from my essential guide, “My Child Has Hearing Loss, Now What?” - it’s packed with tons of information and resources for hearing parents of DHH children. Purchase on website for yourself and family members
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Audiogram basics to empower you and help you understand your or your child’s hearing levels. I was identified as DHH at age 3-4 years old, but didn’t learn how to read this until graduate school to become an audiologist - I’m here to empower you and your children now 💕 I’m using an audiogram from my essential guide, “My Child Has Hearing Loss, Now What?” - it’s packed with tons of information and resources for hearing parents of DHH children. Purchase on website for yourself and family members
6.5K viewsOct 28, 2025
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After 42 years of living this experience - both as a Deaf/Hard of Hearing person and 15 years as an audiologist - I’ve learned that unlearning can be just as important as learning. Here are 10 things I’ve changed my mind about Deaf culture and sign language: 1. ASL isn’t a backup plan. It’s a complete, beautiful language that gives access, belonging, and identity - not just communication. 2. Speech and signing aren’t opposites. Kids can do both. It’s not “either/or.” It’s “yes, and.” 3. Early la
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After 42 years of living this experience - both as a Deaf/Hard of Hearing person and 15 years as an audiologist - I’ve learned that unlearning can be just as important as learning. Here are 10 things I’ve changed my mind about Deaf culture and sign language: 1. ASL isn’t a backup plan. It’s a complete, beautiful language that gives access, belonging, and identity - not just communication. 2. Speech and signing aren’t opposites. Kids can do both. It’s not “either/or.” It’s “yes, and.” 3. Early la
27.1K views10 months ago
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Before we walk into a room full of new people, I ask questions. Names. Faces. Who’s who. What to expect. For me, as a Deaf/Hard of Hearing adult, this isn’t “overthinking.” It’s access. Knowing names and faces ahead of time eases my social anxiety, reduces listening fatigue, and helps me show up more confident and connected instead of overwhelmed. And here’s the part I want hearing parents of DHH kids to hear You can do this for your child too. Prep isn’t coddling. It’s empowering. Talk through
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Before we walk into a room full of new people, I ask questions. Names. Faces. Who’s who. What to expect. For me, as a Deaf/Hard of Hearing adult, this isn’t “overthinking.” It’s access. Knowing names and faces ahead of time eases my social anxiety, reduces listening fatigue, and helps me show up more confident and connected instead of overwhelmed. And here’s the part I want hearing parents of DHH kids to hear You can do this for your child too. Prep isn’t coddling. It’s empowering. Talk through
2.1K views10 months ago
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What terminology do I use? How do I avoid messing up? First off- we’re all human and we make mistakes. I’m here to help! Deaf, deaf, hard of hearing, hearing impaired?? Save this reel and leave a 👍🏽 if you learned something today! VD: Michelle hair down wearing her DHH patterned pajamas (graphics of teal cochlea, yellow hearing aid, red BAHA device, navy off the ear cochlear implant processor and and teal behind the ear cochlear implant processor on white. Michelle is sitting in a hotel room r
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What terminology do I use? How do I avoid messing up? First off- we’re all human and we make mistakes. I’m here to help! Deaf, deaf, hard of hearing, hearing impaired?? Save this reel and leave a 👍🏽 if you learned something today! VD: Michelle hair down wearing her DHH patterned pajamas (graphics of teal cochlea, yellow hearing aid, red BAHA device, navy off the ear cochlear implant processor and and teal behind the ear cochlear implant processor on white. Michelle is sitting in a hotel room r
7.3K views11 months ago
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Want to know what’s often happening before I ever respond?! •Reading lips • Filling in missed words • Tracking who’s talking • Filtering background noise • Guessing based on context • Reading body language • Deciding if asking “what?” is worth the effort • Replaying what I think I heard • Processing accents, speed, tone • Managing listening fatigue • Conserving energy • And yes… sometimes smiling anyway 😅 I learned early that my listening didn’t look the way people expected it to. In second gra
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Want to know what’s often happening before I ever respond?! •Reading lips • Filling in missed words • Tracking who’s talking • Filtering background noise • Guessing based on context • Reading body language • Deciding if asking “what?” is worth the effort • Replaying what I think I heard • Processing accents, speed, tone • Managing listening fatigue • Conserving energy • And yes… sometimes smiling anyway 😅 I learned early that my listening didn’t look the way people expected it to. In second gra
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Telling a Deaf or Hard of Hearing person to “read my lips” might sound helpful, but it’s not. Here’s why: ✨ Lipreading is not universal or easy — only about 30–40% of English sounds are visible on the lips. ✨ It puts the responsibility on the Deaf person instead of making communication accessible for both people. ✨ It ignores the fact that many Deaf people prefer sign language, captions, or other supports to communicate effectively. Accessibility is about meeting people where they are — not dema
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Telling a Deaf or Hard of Hearing person to “read my lips” might sound helpful, but it’s not. Here’s why: ✨ Lipreading is not universal or easy — only about 30–40% of English sounds are visible on the lips. ✨ It puts the responsibility on the Deaf person instead of making communication accessible for both people. ✨ It ignores the fact that many Deaf people prefer sign language, captions, or other supports to communicate effectively. Accessibility is about meeting people where they are — not dema
2.3K viewsNov 6, 2025
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3 questions that can change your DHH child’s entire day ⚡️ They’re simple. They take seconds. And they tell your child you see them - not just their disability or devices, not just their behavior, but their experience. 1. “Can you understand what’s going on?”Because access can change from moment to moment. 2. “Do you need a break?” Because listening fatigue is real, even when kids don’t have the words for it yet. 3. “Do you feel included right now?” Because belonging matters just as much as comm
10.1K views10 months ago
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Stories we will no longer be accepting. 1️⃣ “The goal is to make them as hearing as possible.” NOPE! The goal is access. Connection. Language. Confidence. Joy. Hearing technology can be a tool, but it is not the finish line. Your child does not need to be transformed into someone else to be worthy of belonging. 2️⃣ “If they are deaf or hard of hearing, something is broken.” Ahem, your child is not actually broken. Deafness is not a defect. It’s a human experience. What DOES need fixing is the wo
5.9K views9 months ago
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This conversation could be hours long…🤟🏼Follow up to previous terminology reel where I explained meaning and a little bit of history behind d/Deaf, hard of hearing, hearing impaired etc. Some people use the definitions and boundaries hard and fast while others use it loosely. I say to each their own - how you label yourself is YOUR right, YOUR business and YOUR preference. Many families and parents use what feels most comfortable and as their DHH child grows up - they give them the freedom to
4.7K views10 months ago
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Parents, friends, allies: Your children might not yet be able to tell you all of our feelings, thoughts or wishes - so I’m letting you into mine! Can you relate? What can we create? What would make all the difference for your DHH child during the holidays? ID: Michelle, deaf/hard of hearing Chinese woman washing dishes wearing a green camouflage sweatshirt and her hair down. She is thinking and her facial expressions reflect upon her thoughts. #mamahuhears #dhhthoughts #deafkidsrock #holidaysare
1.1K views11 months ago
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If one person in your family is deaf or hard of hearing… you are a DHH family. Not “a family with a DHH child.” Not “mostly hearing, with accommodations on the side.” A DHH family. That means you move together. You problem-solve together. You adapt, adjust, repeat, slow down, and advocate-together. It looks like checking devices before leaving the house. Learning how to get attention respectfully. Filling in gaps without making it a big deal. Explaining things twice. Or three times. Choosing sea
6.2K views9 months ago
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This past week I’ve been so nervous to post this because it’s deeply sacred to me. But she really wanted me to and I equally couldn’t stomach not doing it when I said I would. Please be gentle in the comments. My mom’s viewing and funeral are today and tomorrow. There is a zoom link to the funeral for anyone who can’t come and wants to see. I’ll put her obituary on my story and in my Linktree which has the link to the livestream and address of the funeral.
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