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  8. just diagnoised with sensory moderate hearing loss in both ears teaching myself asl with free youtube videos and free asl classes wth life print want feed back

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  10. Hello ( : Looking to learn to communicate better

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  11. Hello everyone. My names Amaiya!

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  21. I need to practice ASL

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  23. New to ASL

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  25. ❤️ Hi there! I'm Michael 😊👍

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