Personal Experience Of Being Deaf

I suspect that a person who is deaf would be no different than a hearing person, provided that they have their own distinct language. I recognize that being deaf may be onerous at times; especially around hearing people. There are innumerable experiences that deaf people encounter in their daily lives, but the most prominent example is how a deaf individual and a hearing person establish how to communicate. Being deaf compared to possessing the ability to hear is enormously different than my life in a variety of ways. I cannot envision not being able to shout to my parents that may be on a different floor than me; in order to capture their attention. While attending Walsh University I submit that it would be extremely challenging to communicate with my peers and professors, as they are privileged with hearing. Being deaf is similar to my life by we both have our own language; we both can attend school, and be able to play sports and or do certain activities.
The authors point is to tell the reader that even though she may be Deaf she still can achieve big things in life. The issues she stresses is that many people do not want to listen to what she says because it is not verbal it is with her hands. Lynch list many famous people and their achievements and she is stating that she can do what ever she wants if she puts her mind to it, just because she is Deaf does not mean that she cannot do certain