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Gemma Nelson

Starting to learn

By Gemma Nelson, in Why are you learning BSL?

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Gemma Nelson
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From the age of 5 i have had slight hearing loss that got worse and at 14 + i was barely able to hear. After surgery to correct that at 16 all was well but the drs were very honest and said that by the time i get to 30 my hearing will be back to how it was and will just keep getting worse.

My mother, me and my 5 year old daughter have decided to learn together before my hearing get worse.  

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