Just to add a quick update for those of you who are interested,

Our Deaf Site now has it's own top level Domain name at::

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http://www.az-hearing.net

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Can I ask anyone who is doing any promoting of this site to change
the URL that they have been using, as that will not now work .....

THANKS for your efforts, those of you who have been trying, we
appreciate you .... really :-)

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Again, the New link is::  http://www.az-hearing.net

Now thats what im talking about man! WTG!! God is Good. I am thrilled to read about how well your site is doing also how much of an inspiration Steve is with helping you. Im so happy for you, you Rock!  God be with you my friends. Enjoy your new fortunes.

Hi Stephen,

The website has been given an incredible amount of thought and consideration.  Truly well done.  We take so much for granted sometimes.  When I think of the challenges and unknowns that are prevalent in the every ay life of the deaf.

Thanks for bringing it to us for discussion and contemplation.

Blessings for your efforts.

Judy

Hi Guys,

 

THANKS for the accolades and, the back slapping for

the site ... it IS appreciated we can assure you.

 

Now, is there anyone out there who would be prepared to help with the promotion / marketing for the site .... anyone at all?

 

THAT would be well appreciated .... and it would NOT go un-noticed

 

 Best Regards ....  David

Hello to all hearing impaired!

I was a victim of a bad ear infection as a 10 year old boy.
I lost my hearing in both ears twice while struggling with infection, until the age of 19 when I ended up in the hospital with exploratory surgery on my right ear, because of a benign tumor that is called a cholesteatoma. Big word huh?! When I woke up from the surgery, I discovered that I had the tumor removed, but that the doctor reconstructed my middle ear and made a new eardrum.
My hearing is about 35% of normal in that ear. I have struggled with nerve damage and with hearing normal conversation in a room. Thank God for hearing aids!
I view a website that caters to the hearing impaired as a wonderful thing. And, may I add that we hearing impaired do visualize our surroundings more intensely, such as lip reading.