- Deaf Products in Australia

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You are not way ahead of yourself; it's good to get the kids used to these

products early. We are fortunate (?) because we have Graeme's 90 yr old

grandmother living with us who has old age deafness and uses a TTY and the

flashing doorbell, phone, loud sounds, etc so Kennedy is exposed to them (though

she CAN hear them with her hearing aid on). I found some sites that might be of

help:

http://www.aceinfo.net.au/Services/DRA/

http://www.deafchildrenaustralia.org.au/html/default.asp (this one also has

videos, sign books, etc...)

Sharon Barrey Grassick might have some alternate ideas for you....

Tebble wrote:

Okay, I know I am way ahead of myself here but hey if I dont write now.. I

will forget (funny that)hmmm... anyway... just wondering if anyone that

live in australia knows of where fire alarms with flashing lights can be

brought?

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