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Did You Catch That? Welcoming Persons with Hearing Loss

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Incline your ear, and come to me; listen, so that you may live(Isaiah 55:3a)

This mandate is to hear. I want to live.
What if my ears cannot hear?

My child, be attentive to my words; incline your ear to my sayings (Proverbs 4:20.)

I can lean toward you with full attention; but if I cannot hear you –.

Give ear, O heavens, and I will speak (Deuteronomy 32:1a.)

Will you avoid speaking should you think I am not listening?

The hearing ear and the seeing eye — the Lord has made them both (Proverbs 20:12.)

Who made the unseeing eye and the non-hearing ear?

My ear has heard and understood it (Job 13:1b.)

I wish.

Such is a conceivable litany of the hearing-challenged. Communication is what a church is about.

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Wounded Warrior Care

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Monday, June 01, 2009

By Sandra Basu | U.S. Medicine, June 2009
Used with permission from U.S. Medicine

More support for the family caregivers of those injured in war is needed, a panel of wounded servicemembers and family memb

ers told Congress. Dealing with severe injury and trauma is not easy,” Army Lt. Col. Gregory Gadson, an amputee told a Senate subcommittee. “When we consider the myriad of injuries, as well as the unfamiliarity a typical family has in dealing with an injured servicemember, it is easy to understand how difficult a task it is for recovery.”

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