Wow

Can someone translate?

Very funny and creative but so mischievous!!! Another story??!

She said she was born....where? Thank you.

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I was born profoundly deaf. I wore two hearing aids when I was 18 months old. I was raised in a mainstream school with a deaf program. My first communication method of approach was SEE/TC at 3 years old. I first learned ASL at the Deaf Camp at 7 years old. Then I joined a Deaf school and learned ASL in my 5 grade. After I graduated from high school and went out of the world. I got new two hearing aids after broke at 18 years old, I struggled with hearing aids my whole life. I decided to receive a cochlear implant at 27 years old before I became pregnant with first child. I wore one hearing on the other ear and CI together for 8 and a half years. I got a second CI on the other ear from the hearing aid at 36 years old. I can hear two cochlear implants to match and balance sound in a noisy environment with more than one CI and one hearing aid together. I'm happy with two CIs full of the sound field. Thank you for sharing your experience with CI.

Can someone please add a transcript of this video? I need to make sure that I am interpreting this correctly. It would be greatly appreciated!

Love to watch you ! Good memories you mentioned. Thank you, Mr. Puthoff😊

Good job, Larry !

Thanks for doing this.

what sign/ maybe state is she signing with her pointer finger swiping her nose ?

Good memories lol 😂😂😂😂😂🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽

Oh no poor guys, scrub small toothbrushes on all tiles for 2 weeks!!! Funny awesome memories!!!

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thank you! this helps a lot

I loved your signing so beautiful and easy to understand!

I understood about 1/3rd of the discussion. I’m a bit rusty on my understanding since it’s been so long but I understand the generalization of what he was saying during most responses, not all.

Can anyone provide a transcript? Thanks.

This makes no sense the interpreter needs to then voice to the interviewer what was signed.

I’m so confused I thought she said there were a lot of witnesses but no one stoped to help?

GUILTY !

Man this is a long one, can we get a transcript please!!! Thanks you!

Hi! I would love to use this with an interpreter that I am mentoring for some practice. Do you happen to have a transcript of the conversation?

Would someone be able to provide a transcript of everything David says, or add to/correct the one below? David’s transcript: “Hi, my name is David Cameron. I’m going to the doctor today for my yearly check-up. I’m sweet(?). I’ve never had any problems, and the visit with the doctor today should be a short visit. . Great. I feel good. Life is going well. . Not really, no. I just want to make sure everything still looks good. . Great. Thank you. . No. Smoking? No, I don’t smoke. . No. I would say that on a weekly, basis I tend to have one to two drinks. . Sometimes, I do great. But sometimes, I am lazy, you know. Sometimes eating is just difficult. I try to eat my vegetables and proteins; I really do try. I recognize my sweet tooth(???) ________? I workout for 30 minutes every day. . The nurse told me that she’s concerned about my blood pressure. We need to lower it? Are you concerned about that? . Okay. How do we lower the blood pressure? . Really, when I sleep it’s always difficult; I’m constantly tossing and turning. I’ve always had this problem, so I’ve never been concerned about it. . Wonderful, yes, I would like to do that. Is there medicine that can help with this problem? . I see. Interesting. Yes, if you don’t mind, I would like to go forward with the sleep test today. . Hmmm. No, I don’t think so. Thank you so much.” --Also, how would the terp sign “vitals”? Would you just sign: “your blood pressure, your breathing, etc.”? --Just a thought: it might also be nice to provide a companion video to these interactive interpreting videos. A video of the interpreter interpreting both ways, so that we might compare and learn from them. Just a thought. Thanks!

This was amazing practice for signing and voicing thank you! Please post more! This is truly helpul

Awesome story. so funny!

Looks like he might be watching a VRI Interpreter..

What’s disappointing about this video is, it would be nice for Interpreters to watch the video with the Interpreters voice that could be on or off, to perfect our voicing skills. Just s suggestion. Hugs

Thank you for all the excellent details! Just what the Professor was looking for in the homework assignment at Pierce College! :)