[stylist] descriminative against voices.

[LoriStay at aol.com]

I expect blind people make the same thing of them that sighted/hearing people 
do.   I know deaf people who speak quite well.   I know some I can't 
understand.   But then I can understand people who speak with thick accents when some 
of my friends can't, such as Cockney and North Carolinean, or at least I was 
the one they called when I worked for Social Security to handle anyone from the 
south.
The point is that understanding speech is a very individual thing.
Lori

In a message dated 10/26/08 12:54:40 AM, dreamavdb at googlemail.com writes:


> I'm just curious here. What do blind people make of 'deaf' voice. I
> mean the way some deaf people speak when they are born with a
> severe/profound hearing loss and have to spend a lot of time being
> taught how to speak? I'm told I have a really good voice but I wasn't
> born profoundly deaf and it can't be that good because sometimes when
> I speak I find it hard to get people to know what I am talking about.
> 
> 




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