Tragedy Story: Not in 1700's or 1800's. It happened TODAY!

Is It A Crime to be Deaf? I apologize for my video alittle fuzzy but hope you can get all the message I signed.



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Mediation Meeting: ADA law has been violated.

My attorney and I have a mediation meeting next week with ENT doctor who refused to provide a qualified interpreter. I need your ideas, feedback, and perhaps you share your experience what I had been through. This Dr violated ADA law over a year ago during my visit with this Dr by refusing to provide a certified interpreter. Please forgive me this vlog is about 10 minutes. I dont sign as fast as others. ~smiles~




I'd love to hear your ideas and feedbacks via comments below. I'll share your ideas with my attorney. This will help a lot and of course, I plan to share the outcome of the mediation meeting on the next vlog. Thank you very much.

Oralism experience: Big Misunderstanding!

I wanted to share my most misunderstanding and scary moment simply misunderstanding my own mother. I was about 8 years old and did not know sign language at that time. Oralism is not always effective without sign language. Any one of you who were in Oral background ever have moments like me: misunderstanding.

My comments to Amy Cohen Efron

Jana shares her comments in ASL in respond to Amy's recent vlog. 5:55 min length of time. I tried to make it short and sweet!

MasterASL Curriculum: Respond to David M & Other ASL Instructors

My teaching experience using MasterASL for the first time last fall.

Where's the Balance between ASL and Aud/Path/CI at SLCC?

Jana asks viewers to share feedback concerning SLCC balancing between ASL/or Deaf Studies dept and Audiology/Pathology/CI dept when SLCC is built? Pls pardon as its my 2nd vlog as Im learning to make it shorter as possible. Feel free to comment.

What we can do?! Respond to Amy's

My Very First Blog!

"A Deaf Society: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow! Yesterday, I was an observant reading your blogs and watch your ASL Vlogs. Today, Im joining you all together and tomorrow Im learning to be part of ASL Vlogs.

I have really enjoyed DeafRead especially the Vlogs. Its inspiring to see others sharing their opinions. Grew up in a hearing family, I have always wanted to know what others thought of about things. Wanted to know what they talked about. Never had the confident to speak up till I get older and gain more confident till you prove me wrong.. like you Jon's ASL Blog, Joey Baer's ASL Blog, Carl Schoeder and many more. I m very much looking forward being part of the Deaf Society like you all.

Welcome to the Deaf Society: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow!

See you soon on my next Vlog hopefully real soon! :)

Jana