the deaf? I couldn’t figure out where or who to start

with. It’s such a touchy subject and we are talking about

people’s lives. Deaf people are just like you and me, the

only difference is they have to over come all of our

obstacles with out hearing. There are so many stories that

jumped out at me, so many people that made a difference in

I couldn’t pick the story that was most outstanding.

SO I decided to open this up a little bit. I was going to

research how coaches and deaf kids or teens communicate

with each other. I also wanted to see if once a deaf

person made it to a division one school did they receive a

full ride like the hearing student’s. And the last of my

questions is to see if there are deaf athletes playing in

division one schools, do the student’s and coaches treat

I like success stories and one that I liked was a deaf

college student that played basketball. His name is Jamel

Bradly, he was a healthy baby but when he hit eighteen

months he caught a very bad flu. He had a fever of 106

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