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    Programs: A Systematic Review of the Evidence,” is whether group aural rehabilitation (AR) programs that are counseling based are effective or not. The article reviewed the evidence from these group AR programs from relevant articles that had to match a specific list of criteria. I believe that counseling based group AR programs are effective for not only those who are hearing impaired but also their families and loved ones. These programs provide the opportunity for one to share a personal…

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    Martin Schmalz-Dr. Anadale-Contemporary Philosophy-4/06/16 Helen Keller & Sokolowski’s Phenomenology Helen Keller’s amazing story of how she came to understand language is portrayed in The Miracle Worker. Her teacher Anne Sullivan helped deaf and blind Helen to enter into the world of “linguistic reasoning” and ultimately helped her on her path to becoming the first deaf and blind person to earn a bachelor’s degree (79). The scene in The Miracle Worker in which Helen comes to understand the…

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    Cochlear Implant Essay

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    Program performs procedures such as bone-anchored hearing implants, cochlear implant, neurotology and audiology services. The Hearing Implant Team provides rehabilitation and long-term care for patients requiring additional support. Their Speech Language Pathology program offers patients the ability to practice healing techniques to improve the hearing implant process. Ohio Cochlear Implantation Center has locations in Cincinnati, Fairfield, Columbus and Cleveland and provides cochlear…

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    Genetic Dilemmas

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    “Genetic Dilemmas and the Child’s Right to an Open Future,” by Dena Davis Thesis 1: Whether deafness is viewed as a disability, which narrows a child’s future options, or a culture, which narrows the child’s option to not be associated with that culture or participate fully in mainstream culture, purposefully having a child who is deaf is a moral harm to the child. Allowing an adult to make a decision for a child before they are born to place her in the Deaf culture or otherwise limit her…

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    My Eulogy

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    Growing up was not the funniest time for me, I hated elementary school and most of high school. I went to a very small school so my options of friends was very limited. I hung out with the “cool kids” I’d guess you would say. In the movies everyone wants to be a part of the cool kids, but it was not that great. In elementary, kids would make fun of me, they would call me stupid, would tell me I was not good at anything. As a child that could really affect someone’s confidence level. It started…

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    purchase clothing that matches and organize it in a simple way, and travel to work using aids such as a guide dog or being driven by someone who sees. The deaf struggle to speak and cannot listen to music; because of this, they communicate using sign language and feel the vibrations made by different sound frequencies. For someone who is deaf and blind, regaining their sight would be the most beneficial because the deaf are less restricted than the blind in the activities and occupations they…

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    2050 Glaucoma Case Study

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    there are going to be hearing and visions impairment. older adult populations in the US is projected to double as compared to its estimated in size in 2012 . And the cases of glaucoma cases increased by the year 2032, the number is projected to increase nearly 50 percent to 4.3 million and by more than 90 percent to 5.5 million by 2050s. There are 3.28 and 3.65 million hearing aids were in the Us. The five statistics relating to visions and hearing impairment population are found to be that…

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    My decision to be a Speech-Language Hearing sciences major came as a result from my own experiences living with a hearing loss. As I began high school, I unexpectedly began losing my hearing due to an inner ear disease. I struggled in my schooling for some time before I started the aural rehabilitation that has brought me to where I am today. Through this treatment, I interacted with a variety of audiologists who helped find assistive technologies and communication strategies that were best…

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    Deafness In America

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    Many people around America,have the challenge of deafness.It’s a great struggle for these people.Although they might have an advantage in other senses,deafness has many challenges such as not being to communicate and share with friends and family,and your in a vulnerable position to get hurt or injured.Being deaf let’s you not being able to talk to friends and family with a connection.You can’t hear there voice to comfort you.Like say,family conversations are valuable,you when you go out to eat…

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    Pediatric Optometry

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    optometry. As I have stated in several posts over the term, optometry (like dentistry or even public health) is a vastly underrated field of medicine. And with my long-term dream of getting into pediatric optometry and working with children with visual impairments, I saw an opportunity to bring the eyes and community health assessment into one project. Largely due to more accessible data sources and information, I found this project was achievable with minimal difficulty compared to the prior…

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