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Let’s Celebrate World Hearing Day 2026: Hearing Care for Every Child

Let’s Celebrate World Hearing Day 2026: Hearing Care for Every Child

World Hearing Day is observed annually on March 3. This year’s theme is “From Communities to Classrooms: Hearing Care for Every Child.” According to the World Health Organization, around 90 million children ages 5-19 years live with hearing loss. Sixty percent of childhood hearing loss is preventable through early identification, preventative care, and cost-effective health … Continue reading →

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Lessons in Lip Reading and Good Communication: A Podcast Interview with Chelle Wyatt

Lessons in Lip Reading and Good Communication: A Podcast Interview with Chelle Wyatt

Have you ever wondered what lip reading really is? In today’s episode of the Deafinitely Talking podcast, I talk with Chelle Wyatt. Chelle is the founder of Hearing Loss LIVE, an educational platform focused on communication access and hearing loss awareness. She specializes in lip reading instruction and practical strategies for navigating hearing loss in … Continue reading →

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Why I’m Learning to Play the Piano While Deaf

Why I’m Learning to Play the Piano While Deaf

Learning to play piano has been a dream of mine ever since I was a little girl growing up in a little church out in the country. The church pianist would play every Sunday morning and I would watch her intently. I never had access to a piano other than in that little church. When … Continue reading →

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Becoming an Accessibility Advocate: An Interview with Emily Ogle, CPACC, DHS Trusted Tester

Becoming an Accessibility Advocate: An Interview with Emily Ogle, CPACC, DHS Trusted Tester

Shanna Groves with Deafinitely Talking and LipreadingMom.com talks with Emily Ogle, PMP, CPACC, DHS Trusted Tester, an accessibility professional who wants to improve the world bit by bit. She lives and breathes advocacy and is a stalwart ally for those with disabilities. The topic is Becoming an Accessibility Advocate. In this podcast, Shanna and Emily … Continue reading →

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A Tribute to Actress Catherine O’Hara and My Little Sister

A Tribute to Actress Catherine O’Hara and My Little Sister

December 1990. At a mall theater in central Oklahoma, my 13-year-old sister Monica and I sat and watched the movie Home Alone. It was a tough winter. Our older sister was about to be deployed with her Army unit to assist with Operation Desert Storm. Her newborn son was less than a month old and … Continue reading →

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Lipreading Mom Turns 15 Years Old: How My Little Boy Inspired this Blog

Lipreading Mom Turns 15 Years Old: How My Little Boy Inspired this Blog

I hope you all are doing well with the cold winter weather. A lot of us will be impacted in the Midwest United States. Thinking about the snowstorm that we will be receiving makes me think about 15 years ago, when I was sitting in a living room with my then four year old youngest … Continue reading →

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Defying Labels and Embracing Advocacy: An Interview with Gael Hannan

Defying Labels and Embracing Advocacy: An Interview with Gael Hannan

Shanna Groves with Deafinitely Talking and LipreadingMom.com talks with Gael Hannan, a globally recognized voice in accessibility whose writing and presentations have empowered people with hearing loss around the world. The topic is Defying Labels and Embracing Advocacy. In this podcast, Shanna and Gael discuss: •   The various ways people identify with their hearing loss or … Continue reading →

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Getting Mental Health Help for Hearing Loss: A Podcast Interview with Kellina Powell

Getting Mental Health Help for Hearing Loss: A Podcast Interview with Kellina Powell

What is the mental health impact of living with hearing loss or deafness, and how can you find help? Those questions are discussed in today’s Deafinitely Talking podcast interview with host Shanna Groves and hard of hearing coach, international speaker, and 4X best-selling author Kellina Powell. The episode topic is Mental Health Help for the … Continue reading →

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The Emotional Impact of Hearing Loss: A Podcast Interview with Carly Sygrove

The Emotional Impact of Hearing Loss: A Podcast Interview with Carly Sygrove

When a person experiences sudden hearing loss, the emotional impact can be tremendous. Shanna Groves with Deafinitely Talking and LipreadingMom.com talks with hearing loss coach, advocate, and writer Carly Sygrove. The topic is the Emotional Impact of Hearing Loss. In this podcast, Shanna and Carly discuss: – Carly’s experiences with sudden single-sided deafness – The … Continue reading →

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Three Tips for Good Communication with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing this Holiday Season

Three Tips for Good Communication with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing this Holiday Season

As you can see in photo the background, there is a Christmas tree. It is the holiday season. For those of us who are deaf or hard of hearing, it can be a joyous time as for everyone, but sometimes it can be stressful and even lonely. Communication during the holidays is so important, and … Continue reading →

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