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How do they make you feel stupid? Give us an example? But, I think I know

what you mean. Them being so closed minded that they aren't willing to write

their message down or will have an inherent need to aide you since you can't

hear.

What really bugs me is that people think that when you have a hearing loss,

that you are STUPID.

I am glad to be a part of this elite group of people.

Elite???? I didn't know we were Elite. The word, " Elite " to me conjures up

people who think so highly of themselves and are very esoteric and

isolationistic that they shut everyone else out and only let the limited

" elite " group in. I hope we're not like that? If we are, I think I joined

the wrong group.

Well, keep venting, I'll be 'listening'

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Mark Sarmac wrote:

> How do they make you feel stupid? Give us an example?

Some people give you those looks like, " oh yeah, you're one of those 'slow'

people and

just treat you in a derogatory manner... difficult to really describe, but I

think I

understand where Sherry was coming from. " been there, felt that "

> Elite???? I didn't know we were Elite. The word, " Elite " to me conjures up

> people who think so highly of themselves and are very esoteric and

> isolationistic that they shut everyone else out and only let the limited

> " elite " group in. I hope we're not like that? If we are, I think I joined

> the wrong group.

Yeah, Mark, you are entitled to think " elite " can only mean one thing... but I

think

Sherry was alluding to a positive meaning of the word... She has taken an

apparently

negatively valued state of being (that of possessing NF2 and all its

wonders--what

society considers " ills " and " disease " ... all those invalidating terms) and

transformed

it into a positively valued trait... membership in the Crew. We are indeed

elite (that

is, unique and gifted) in the insights that our NF2 experiences give us/being

familiar

with others' experiences. It is fundamental that we start with our own

raised-consciousness regarding the lived reality of what it means to have

" disabling "

conditions such as NF2, rather than falling prey to the dictates of the general

population. I do consider myself elite in my experiences and blessed by the

friendships

formed through the Crew... yet I am extremely humbled.

" We're " no " better " than anyone, but we're no worse, either--and we deserve the

same

respect as anyone else that walks (or wheels) into a place of business.

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mark_sarmac@... writes:

<< How do they make you feel stupid? >>

WHY DO YOU CARE SO MUCH ABOUT WHAT EVERYONE THINGS MARK, GET OVER IT AND YES

I KNOW I'M WRITING IN ALL CAPS.

-Earl

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At 11:57 PM 5/17/99 PDT, you wrote:

>

>

>How do they make you feel stupid? Give us an example? But, I think I know

>what you mean. Them being so closed minded that they aren't willing to write

>their message down or will have an inherent need to aide you since you can't

>hear.

Mark: If I used the terminology of " feeling stupid " , please forgive me. I

meant that they treat you like you are stupid. I am not good at writing

when I am venting. I just type with the flow, which in my case, that flow

is kind of rough on the edges! LOL An example of how someone treats you as

if you are stupid is when they say something and you ask them to repeat what

they said and this exchange continues back and forth for a half a dozen

times, they get this far away look in their eyes like, " Oh oh! This person

has more than a hearing problem! They can't even understand the words I am

using! " I know you have experienced this situation more than once, as has a

lot of other people on this list.

>Elite???? I didn't know we were Elite. The word, " Elite " to me conjures up

>people who think so highly of themselves and are very esoteric and

>isolationistic that they shut everyone else out and only let the limited

> " elite " group in. I hope we're not like that? If we are, I think I joined

>the wrong group.

There again, I started to doubt my use of words, so I proceeded to have

consultation with Mr. Webster, not the REAL person of course! LOL He

describes elite as: the group or part of a group selected or regarded as

the finest, best, most distinguished, most powerful, ect. . .

It is my opinion that we are an elite group! It is my way of saying that

this group is the best around; for the purpose which it was established.

No, I don't intend to give the impression to anyone that we think highly of

ourselves! LOL God forbid if that message entered anyone else's mind!

I am glad to get several responses to my sloppy venting because it helps me

to put things into perspective. We are all in this together! Thanks for

the reply!

Sherry

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they get this far away look in their eyes like, " Oh oh! This person

has more than a hearing problem! They can't even understand the words I am

using! " I know you have experienced this situation more than once, as has a

lot of other people on this list.

I get that too, and with this situation, I usually revert to writing pad so

the KNOW I'm not an idiot. If they still refuse to accomodate me, tough,

their loss not mine. If it's a business? I take my money elsewhere.

brought up a very good point. Why would you want to work for someone who

will NOT accomodate you, well, I'll say the samething, why whould you want

to associate or give people your time who are not willing to be flexible

with you?

that we are an elite group! It is my way of saying that

this group is the best around; for the purpose which it was established.

No, I don't intend to give the impression to anyone that we think highly of

ourselves! LOL God forbid if that message entered anyone else's mind!

Okay, it is me who should apologize to you because we are indeed an " elite "

group. I mean, c'mon it's not easy leaving with NF2 and late deafness, put

we still are able to plow on. I admire that in people: there perserverance,

persistence, etc.

I am glad to get several responses to my sloppy venting because it helps me

to put things into perspective. We are all in this together! Thanks for

the reply!

Ah it's cool. I there was just a little misunderstanding that's all, and I

wanted to clarify. Keep on venting and I'll keep on listening.

Mark

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Well, let me reply. While it is true that I had asked you all for

information concerning your relationship with the Deaf and hearing, I used

that information in an anonymous way for one paper. I did not in any try to

use information by inciting conversation with my post. If it made it seem

so, then I apologize. I also apologize for commenting on anyone writing in

all CAPS because to me, I saw that as yelling. I didn't realize until now

that some members have trouble with their vision.

The reason's for my postings is because I wanted to get a dialogue going on

about things that are going on with me and to see if members of this Crew

agree or disagree, and if they disagree, please tell why. I, in no way,

didn't mean to offend anyone because of my post. And if they did, I

apologize again. However, I was taught to question things and never accept

things at face value. If I don't agree with something what is said or I

don't understand something, I make sure to challenge and not follow blindly

with the status quo, or I make sure I understand something more clearly.

I was also taught to accept criticism. If you don't believe or disagree with

the things that I say, then by all means, tell me that you don't, but tell

me why you don't.

From Roscoe's, Joanna's, and Earl's email postings, it seems that I was the

cause for all the trouble in this list. If I am, then hey take me out, by

all means, I don't want to cause anyone grief.

I joined this group, however, for support, because I too have NF2. I also

joined to get other's opinions about their feelings on how their

relationship with the hearing world had changed, and how it affected them,

because I, too, am going through what many of you have gone through are

going through.

If kicking me out of this list will solve your problems, then by all means

do it. However, I would like to stay and I would never volunteer to leave

because to me, that is quitting and what I've learned from many of you is to

never quit.

Again, if my postings have offended you, then apologize again.

Mark

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From: ROSCOP1@...

Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

To: NF2_Crewonelist

Subject: Re: (no subject)

Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 12:21:08 EDT

From: ROSCOP1@...

In a message dated 99-05-19 09:50:12 EDT, you write:

<<

I don't think we should take Mark's comments so personally. I really

think

that Mark is trying to dig up information for a term paper or thesis.

Remember when he asked us for our thoughts about late deafness for a paper

he was doing a few months ago? My guess is that he didn't get the

response

that he hoped for, so now he's posting antagonistic questions and remarks

to

get people to talk about their feelings and situations. Mark, I hope

that

you will share your paper with us when its done.

>>

Most excellent, na. FINALLY you make Mark accessible for me. Heretofore

I

felt him a simpleton who mimicked everything he heard w/o consideration of

its context. But that felt wrong because the fragments of logic he bases his

ravings on require an insight the perspective I'd assumed he was writing

from

did not allow.You're rightand have shown me the light. Thanks......

NONETHELESS

Suberterfuge in a context such as this is a form of mind rape and each of

you

should feel violated. I do. You can be absolutely certain that while I

admire

Mark's cleverness, I also resent it. Since such shenegans seem to be the

norm

for this man, Nf2 or not, I DO NOT now trust him to foster goodwill for the

crew outside the privacy this list commands.. While it is true I no longer

contribute much, you all may be absolutely certain that so long as this

forum

is available for individuals to abuse its trust the way Mark has...

No...more.

This disaffects me so much that I find it necessary to absent myself. Take

me

off this list Gatekeeper. Notify me when Mark has been removed or resigned.

Perhaps then I may rejoin.

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In a message dated 99-05-19 09:50:12 EDT, you write:

<<

I don't think we should take Mark's comments so personally. I really think

that Mark is trying to dig up information for a term paper or thesis.

Remember when he asked us for our thoughts about late deafness for a paper

he was doing a few months ago? My guess is that he didn't get the response

that he hoped for, so now he's posting antagonistic questions and remarks to

get people to talk about their feelings and situations. Mark, I hope that

you will share your paper with us when its done.

>>

Most excellent, na. FINALLY you make Mark accessible for me. Heretofore I

felt him a simpleton who mimicked everything he heard w/o consideration of

its context. But that felt wrong because the fragments of logic he bases his

ravings on require an insight the perspective I'd assumed he was writing from

did not allow.You're rightand have shown me the light. Thanks......

NONETHELESS

Suberterfuge in a context such as this is a form of mind rape and each of you

should feel violated. I do. You can be absolutely certain that while I admire

Mark's cleverness, I also resent it. Since such shenegans seem to be the norm

for this man, Nf2 or not, I DO NOT now trust him to foster goodwill for the

crew outside the privacy this list commands.. While it is true I no longer

contribute much, you all may be absolutely certain that so long as this forum

is available for individuals to abuse its trust the way Mark has...

No...more.

This disaffects me so much that I find it necessary to absent myself. Take me

off this list Gatekeeper. Notify me when Mark has been removed or resigned.

Perhaps then I may rejoin.

Roscoe

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I don't think we should take Mark's comments so personally. I really think

that Mark is trying to dig up information for a term paper or thesis.

Remember when he asked us for our thoughts about late deafness for a paper

he was doing a few months ago? My guess is that he didn't get the response

that he hoped for, so now he's posting antagonistic questions and remarks to

get people to talk about their feelings and situations. Mark, I hope that

you will share your paper with us when its done.

About the caps... personally, I don't enjoy reading all caps. If someone

doesn't want to use proper capitalization, I wish they would just type in

all small letters. That's just my personal preference. I don't want people

to STOP posting because they don't want to offend me, or want to type in

small letters. I know the new people don't realize that all caps are

difficult to read for some people and that on the net caps are usually

reserved for SHOUTING or emphasis. I had a friend ( Conklin, an NF2'er

that died not too long ago) who typed in all caps because it was difficult

for him to use the shift key.

na

From: PuppyYawn@...

In a message dated 5/18/99 2:51:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

mark_sarmac@... writes:

<< How do they make you feel stupid? >>

WHY DO YOU CARE SO MUCH ABOUT WHAT EVERYONE THINGS MARK, GET

OVER IT AND YES

I KNOW I'M WRITING IN ALL CAPS.

-Earl

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I'm not offended. Marie

Mark Sarmac wrote:

>

>

> Well, let me reply. While it is true that I had asked you all for

> information concerning your relationship with the Deaf and hearing, I used

> that information in an anonymous way for one paper. I did not in any try to

> use information by inciting conversation with my post. If it made it seem

> so, then I apologize. I also apologize for commenting on anyone writing in

> all CAPS because to me, I saw that as yelling. I didn't realize until now

> that some members have trouble with their vision.

>

> The reason's for my postings is because I wanted to get a dialogue going on

> about things that are going on with me and to see if members of this Crew

> agree or disagree, and if they disagree, please tell why. I, in no way,

> didn't mean to offend anyone because of my post. And if they did, I

> apologize again. However, I was taught to question things and never accept

> things at face value. If I don't agree with something what is said or I

> don't understand something, I make sure to challenge and not follow blindly

> with the status quo, or I make sure I understand something more clearly.

>

> I was also taught to accept criticism. If you don't believe or disagree with

> the things that I say, then by all means, tell me that you don't, but tell

> me why you don't.

>

> >From Roscoe's, Joanna's, and Earl's email postings, it seems that I was the

> cause for all the trouble in this list. If I am, then hey take me out, by

> all means, I don't want to cause anyone grief.

> I joined this group, however, for support, because I too have NF2. I also

> joined to get other's opinions about their feelings on how their

> relationship with the hearing world had changed, and how it affected them,

> because I, too, am going through what many of you have gone through are

> going through.

>

> If kicking me out of this list will solve your problems, then by all means

> do it. However, I would like to stay and I would never volunteer to leave

> because to me, that is quitting and what I've learned from many of you is to

> never quit.

>

> Again, if my postings have offended you, then apologize again.

>

> Mark

>

> ----Original Message Follows----

> From: ROSCOP1@...

> Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

> To: NF2_Crewonelist

> Subject: Re: (no subject)

> Date: Wed, 19 May 1999 12:21:08 EDT

>

> From: ROSCOP1@...

>

> In a message dated 99-05-19 09:50:12 EDT, you write:

>

> <<

> I don't think we should take Mark's comments so personally. I really

> think

> that Mark is trying to dig up information for a term paper or thesis.

> Remember when he asked us for our thoughts about late deafness for a paper

> he was doing a few months ago? My guess is that he didn't get the

> response

> that he hoped for, so now he's posting antagonistic questions and remarks

> to

> get people to talk about their feelings and situations. Mark, I hope

> that

> you will share your paper with us when its done.

> >>

> Most excellent, na. FINALLY you make Mark accessible for me. Heretofore

> I

> felt him a simpleton who mimicked everything he heard w/o consideration of

> its context. But that felt wrong because the fragments of logic he bases his

> ravings on require an insight the perspective I'd assumed he was writing

> from

> did not allow.You're rightand have shown me the light. Thanks......

> NONETHELESS

>

> Suberterfuge in a context such as this is a form of mind rape and each of

> you

> should feel violated. I do. You can be absolutely certain that while I

> admire

> Mark's cleverness, I also resent it. Since such shenegans seem to be the

> norm

> for this man, Nf2 or not, I DO NOT now trust him to foster goodwill for the

> crew outside the privacy this list commands.. While it is true I no longer

> contribute much, you all may be absolutely certain that so long as this

> forum

> is available for individuals to abuse its trust the way Mark has...

>

> No...more.

>

> This disaffects me so much that I find it necessary to absent myself. Take

> me

> off this list Gatekeeper. Notify me when Mark has been removed or resigned.

> Perhaps then I may rejoin.

>

> Roscoe

>

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Wow you guys ever have just one of those days ? Mabey feel like you should

have just stayed in bed all day ? Man I had one of those today.

To start out things were fine I was only running 5 minutes late and

considering I have no alarm clock that is good but on the way to work my

faithful old Blazer began to slowly overheat and it was only 80 out. I

thought ok I need to flush the cooling system this weekend but when I got to

the shop at work water was boiling out of the radiator and when I tried to

restart Ol Betsy she refused and said quitley " Sorry I am Sleeping " and when

she finally came to life water came out the exhaust too! Telling me she had a

blown head gasket. So figuring my route would have to be cancelled I went to

talk with the other supervisors and I thought I was in luck because one of

the other guys was selling his truck and the boss was willing to finance it

himself so I happiley agreed to the terms and loaded my equipment into the

new 91 Mazda B3000 pickup and began my route and was only running 2 hours

late and that was good considering everything we had to do to prep the new

truck. About 2 hours into my rounds I stopped at the AM/PM gas station and

filled up and to my suprise it only toook 19 dollars compared to my Blazers

40 dollars to fill up and was all set with Pepsi in hand and low and behold

the blasted lil trucks starter went out ! So imediatly rushing my TDD to the

payphone on the corner I called the bonehead who sold me the truck and he was

nice enought to purchase the new starter ( $65) and bring my the starter and

the poper tools to change it and with \in an hour we had it running and I was

back on track.

Now my route was a little light thank God but when I got to my last job whice

was just a 5 minute customer follow up to check our new guys work I found out

that he never did anything to give this customer cable ! So that left me to

do his job whice took me close to 2 hours to complete. So I guess I saw the

meaning of the old saying " why does a lack of planning on your part

nessacarly mean an emergency on my part ? " well now I got that insallation

completed at 630 and one of the other guys needed help so I volenteered and

went on one more service call and the lady was nice until I told her I was

almost deaf and asked her to write her question down on my notepad and she

got mad and said (and I heard) " why on earth do you work at a place where you

have to talk with people and go to thier homes :? in a very nasty tone. I

said would you like me to fix your cable ? she said " NO " I want someone that

can hear me " I said " fine we will see you a week from Friday " and happiley

left Thanking her for her time because you see I have learned that when

people are mad the worst thing you can do to them is be nice and it is her

loss too cuz she will get another cable guys who does not care what his work

looks like and might even make her problems worse but of well we'll see you a

week from Friday.

in Vegas just fixing cable like it should be done.

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, i just read how your day went sorry it was so bad, but i have to

congratulate you on your method of handling it all ,i to am a firm believer

in killing with kindness!!!!!!! Alice

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You're very welcome , but I think someone else deserves the credit. It

wasn't me who posted.

Mark

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From: Jdmd4ever@...

Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

To: NF2_Crewonelist

Subject: Re: " no significant changes " SIZE does count

Date: Mon, 24 May 1999 09:45:08 EDT

From: Jdmd4ever@...

HI MARK,

THANKYOU FOR YOUR INPUT ON THIS TOPIC. WHEN I POSTED THIS QUESTION THIS WAS

WHY I POSTED IT. I FEEL THAT SIZE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCEE ULTIMATELY! I

HAVE RECIEVED RESPONSES WHERE A COUPLE OF PEOPLE HAVE SAID THAT I SHOULD

DEMAND TO HAVE SCANS LOOKED AT WITH THE DOCTORS - WELL WITH ALL DO RESPECT I

DO DO THAT AND I ALSO HAVE HAD THE SAME MRI PLACE PERFORM THE TEST. THE

PROBLEM I HAVE EXPERIENCED IS THAT WHEN THEY KEEP SAYING NO SIGNIFICANT

CHANGES AND THEN WHEN YOU FINALLY DEMAND ACTUAL MEASUREMENTS AND SEE THAT

OVER A PERIOD OF 3 SCANS U DO HAVE A SIGNIFCANT CHANGE NOW MY PROBLEM IS ITS

TOO DAM BIG TO TRY TO REMOVE WITH SUCCESS AND I THINK THATS PRETTY SAD FOR A

CHILD TO HAVE THAT CHANCE OF PRESERVATION. FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND ONCE A

TUMOR IS OVER 2CM THE CHANCES OF PRESEVERVATION OF PRESERVING HEARING ARE

MUCH SLIMER THAN IF ITS SMALLER. WELL WITH ONE SIDE REMAINING IN MY CHILD

WITH A 2.3CM ACOUSTIC (1 1/2 YEARS AGO IT WAS 1.5 CM) I FEEL DOOMED NOW DUE

TO THESE IMPROPER READINGS OVER TIME. MARIA FROM NY

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You know, according to Darwin's theory of evolution, we wouldn't be even

alive right now? heh, just wanted to state something.

Mark

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Imagine living in the times of the hunters and gatherers, living

nomadically. Do you think the ability to hear would hamper your chances of

survival? Would deafness be an obstacle then?

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So I'm curious now . If everyone else had blond hair, blue eyes, 6'2 " ,

Caucasian, and male, and you're not, would that be considered a disability?

Just asking,

Mark

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To: <NF2_Crewonelist>

Subject: Re: " disability "

Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 10:14:43 -0500

>, you're right.

>But see, any particular trait could be singled-out as

>a disability... we just happen to choose certain ones

>in certain societies at certain times. Think about it

>this way:

>the inability to fly is not defined as a disability.

If a BIRD can't fly, he is disabled, because all of the other birds are

flying. Man doesn't have a God-given ability to fly- hence, the airplane.

So, no, the inability to fly is not a disability. Although someone will

probably now try to claim that for SS benefits, and they will undoubtedly

get approved and receive more benefits than the average deaf guy. (Did you

know there was a cop in NY who claimed RACISM as a disability because his

years on the force gave him a hatred of minorities?)

There are so many lazy/corrupt people who abuse the system, claiming

" disability " over things like obesity, racism, etc., and then there are

people with REAL disabilities who refuse to acknowledge them. I think that

is a tribute to those of us with legitimate " disabilities. "

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Well, again, what's really your defintion of 'disability'? People who see

themselves as 'not tall enough' as being disabled. Also, why would many

women want to contort or abuse their bodies to fit society's meaning on

what's beautiful? They are not disabled and can " function properly " but yet

they 'contort' their bodies.

And if all birds are meant to fly, why don't the penguins and ostrich fly?

As a wise teacher told me once: " it takes all kinds to make a world. "

Just a thought,

Mark

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To: <NF2_Crewonelist>

Subject: Re: (no subject)

Date: Tue, 1 Jun 1999 17:54:25 -0500

>

>

>So I'm curious now . If everyone else had blond hair, blue eyes,

6'2 " ,

>Caucasian, and male, and you're not, would that be considered a

disability?

>

>Just asking,

>

>Mark

>

Would it affect your ability to function? Be real. Not having, say, HAIR

is not a disability.

You and compare going deaf to the ability to fly and being a tall

white guy. Does that not strike you as the least bit nuts? If it's not a

disability, why do you need to counsel late-deafened adults? Oh, I forgot-

it's " society " bringing us down.

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hehehehe Earl, you so crazy! =P

Mark

PS...reminds me of an '80s song that goes... " you spin me a round round baby

round, round, round, like a record player baby, round round round round. "

I forgot who the artist and the name of the song was.

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From: PuppyYawn@...

Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

To: NF2_Crewonelist

Subject: Re: (no subject)

Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 00:57:45 EDT

From: PuppyYawn@...

In a message dated 6/1/99 6:52:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, nathan@...

writes:

<< You and compare going deaf to the ability to fly and being a tall

white guy. Does that not strike you as the least bit nuts? If it's not a

disability, why do you need to counsel late-deafened adults? Oh, I

forgot-

it's " society " bringing us down.

>>

Yes and you compared genital mutilation w/parents not getting CI's

for

their deaf kids....All 3 of you go round and round and round....just say

" UNCLE " and move on w/something else cuz its really old and has a bad smell.

-Earl E.

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>So I'm curious now . If everyone else had blond hair, blue eyes,

6'2 " ,

>Caucasian, and male, and you're not, would that be considered a disability?

>

>Just asking,

>

>Mark

>

Would it affect your ability to function? Be real. Not having, say, HAIR

is not a disability.

You and compare going deaf to the ability to fly and being a tall

white guy. Does that not strike you as the least bit nuts? If it's not a

disability, why do you need to counsel late-deafened adults? Oh, I forgot-

it's " society " bringing us down.

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In a message dated 6/1/99 6:52:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time, nathan@...

writes:

<< You and compare going deaf to the ability to fly and being a tall

white guy. Does that not strike you as the least bit nuts? If it's not a

disability, why do you need to counsel late-deafened adults? Oh, I forgot-

it's " society " bringing us down.

>>

Yes and you compared genital mutilation w/parents not getting CI's for

their deaf kids....All 3 of you go round and round and round....just say

" UNCLE " and move on w/something else cuz its really old and has a bad smell.

-Earl E.

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Why are you ashamed Sandi? =)

Mark

----Original Message Follows----

From: Sandfarms@...

Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

To: NF2_Crewonelist

Subject: Re: (no subject)

Date: Wed, 2 Jun 1999 09:34:04 EDT

From: Sandfarms@...

In a message dated 6/2/99 12:49:41 AM Central Daylight Time,

mark_sarmac@... writes:

> forgot who the artist and the name of the song was.

>

>

Dead or Alive, " You Spin Me 'Round " --I'm almost ashamed I know this. :-)

Sandi

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In a message dated 6/2/99 12:49:41 AM Central Daylight Time,

mark_sarmac@... writes:

> forgot who the artist and the name of the song was.

>

>

Dead or Alive, " You Spin Me 'Round " --I'm almost ashamed I know this. :-)

Sandi

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In a message dated 6/2/99 1:49:49 AM Eastern Daylight Time,

mark_sarmac@... writes:

<< I forgot who the artist and the name of the song was. >>

'Dead or Alive' was the group

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>So I'm curious now . If everyone else had blond hair, blue eyes, 6'2 " ,

>Caucasian, and male, and you're not, would that be considered a disability?

>

>Just asking,

>

>Mark

Mark,

This is too hypothetical of a question to even contemplate. It only serves

to obscure the issue! What is and is not a disability is not clear cut,

there is a lot of gray. What does 'disability' mean to you? Try looking at

this in a different way.

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Outta curiousity Jimmy, how old are you?

Mark

----Original Message Follows----

From: HandsomeJimmy@... (Jimmy )

Reply-To: NF2_Crewonelist

To: NF2_Crewonelist

Subject: Re: (no subject)

Date: Thu, 17 Jun 1999 09:57:30 -0400 (EDT)

I won't say you two ladies are old,but I don't think Stevie Wonder would

have to card ya.

Jimmy

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