CCVA is coming! The information and registration forms are online now at Cue Camp Virginia. There are new forms and new scholarship opportunities, especially if you’re a family with a deaf/HOH preschooler, and you live in the Northern Virginia area. The Fairfax Lions Club Read More ...
I believe that my hearing loss is just one of the cards that the Mother Nature has dealt me… With this given card, it’s all up to me to choose how to respond to it. One of choices that I’m choosing to respond to my given cards is… Being grateful and thankful for everything and blessings Read More ...
One reason why I love cued speech is the ability to be mainstream as much as possible. This is possible thanks to cued language transliterators (CLTs), as Beth blogged about earlier. What a great post - the CLTs are truly instrumental in the mainstream experience and the ability to get the exact Read More ...
It’s a cool job. I go places. I learn things. I sing and crack jokes. Sometimes I flirt or tell a lie. I’ve gone down a zip wire and had to kiss a fish. I am a professional communication facilitator, aka, Cued Language Transliterator. The clients’ lives are private, so the Read More ...
Many of us are able to say, “…because of cued speech, ________________ is possible.” For some of you, it can be “pursuing an education,” “sharing laughs with my siblings,” or “being able to tell my child, ‘I love you.’” For me: Read More ...
In Northern Virginia, a major supporter of NVCSA is the Fairfax Lions Club. For the Fairfax 4th of July Parade, the Fairfax Lions, along with members of NVCSA, participated in the parade raising awareness for the Lions, NVCSA, Cued Speech, and the Car Donation Program which helps to support Read More ...
As I write this, I am currently in what amounts to the middle of nowhere, central Texas, working as a volunteer at an archaeological field school, ready to sell a kingdom for a good hot biscuit, and surrounded by colonies of fire ants. I also have very limited internet, so y’all are very Read More ...
