[Blindtlk] Deaf blind query.

[Julie J]

What about tactile sign?
or print on palm?
If he has any useable vision perhaps a low vision technique to help teach 
another skill, like Braille or ASL if he doesn't know it.
Raised print would be another option, if you can find someplace to get it.

HTH
Julie

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> Hi a colleague of mine has a difficult dilemma.  He has a patient who has 
> been deaf for thirty years with limited education.  He read lips to 
> communicate.  A recent stroke has created visual loss.  He is now deaf and 
> blind.  He does not know Braille.  I have been consulted finding ways to 
> communicate with him.  He is 70 years old.  Thank you for any suggestions.
> Each day is a precious gift.
> David R. Stayer, LCSW
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