Re: Alarm clocks/watch for the deaf/HH

[Guest guest]

Hi Chantelle,

We used to sell these at the agency where I work. They sold watches

with alarms for $25.00 to $50.00 US. I believe the watches are

available through Communications, whichs sells all kind of

equipement and supplies related to sign language and deafness. They

have an online catalogue which you can probably find by searching for

Communications. Dawn Sign Press, which also has an online

catalogue, probably has watches as well. IF there is a deaf agency enar

you, you may find the watches there if they have a shop.

Good luck finding the right watch. There are also alarm clocks that can

shake your bed and wake you up. They are put under pillows or

mattresses.

Mom to Kendra, CHARGE, and Camille

Alarm clocks/watch for the deaf/HH

Does anyone know where I could buy an inexpensive watch with an

alarm for the deaf?I want to get one so I dont have to rely on

someone elce wakeing me up, specialy if I move on my own, lol!

Chantelle

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[Guest guest]

---Thanks! The prices seem reasonable and this is something I need.

I think turnig up my radio alarm really loud is not good cause it

would desturb the neighbours, so I need to find something elce.

Chantelle

[Guest guest]

Chantelle,

I don't know about a watch but at the Helen Keller Center Patty finally found an

alarm clock that wakes her. It is called The Sonic Boom. Yes it is loud! But

it also has this thing you place under the bed and when the alarm goes off it

vibrates the bed. She absolutely loves it!

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

's clock is called Shake Awake. We got it from a catalog which is long

gone and I don't remember the name of it. It was full of deaf/hard-of- hearing

product. It also has a loud alarm and a plug where you can make a light blink.

The light and loud alarm didn't work but the bed shaker does. the alram was so

loud it woke me up downstairs but not her, and I would go wake her up. That did

work at all. The only problem we have is that the way our house is built it

shakes her bed and the downstairs wall too. The bed frame must rest on a beam

or something. She took it to college and it works great.

Lynn

Re: Alarm clocks/watch for the deaf/HH

Chantelle,

I don't know about a watch but at the Helen Keller Center Patty finally found

an alarm clock that wakes her. It is called The Sonic Boom. Yes it is loud!

But it also has this thing you place under the bed and when the alarm goes off

it vibrates the bed. She absolutely loves it!

Bonnie

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CHARGE Syndrome Foundation.

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Foundation or to become a member (and get the newsletter)

please contact marion@... or visit

the CHARGE Syndrome Foundation web page

at http://www.chargesyndrome.org

7th International

CHARGE Syndrome Conference, Miami Beach, Florida, July 22-24, 2005.

Information will be available at our website

www.chargesyndrome.org or by calling 1-. In Canada, you may

contact CHARGE Syndrome Canada at 1- (families), visit

www.chargesyndrome.ca, or email info@.... Thank you!

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