Written by: Julie Swaim
Being able to hear well is often an underappreciated and unacknowledged gift—until we can’t hear, or we find out someone important to us can’t hear all the sounds around them.
Written by: Jaime Vernon
Image courtesy of Songs for Sound.It was March 2009. I woke up and got my family ready for the day, thinking today was a checklist kind-of-day like every other. You know, mothers live and breathe by the checklist.
Written by: Anita Grover
I lost my hearing progressively from early childhood. I went through school and University with a severe hearing loss and learnt to rely on lip-reading. I had no hearing aids, despite the loss…
Written by: Lisa A. Goldstein
The college process has begun, only this time I’m on the other side. Looking at colleges with my daughter – a high school junior – has made me nostalgic. I envy her; today’s college experience is nothing like it was decades ago – which is a good thing!
Welcome to the new AG Bell Cradle to Career blog, an online community for parents and caregivers of children who are deaf and hard of hearing. This is a place for families to come together from around the world to share stories,
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