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- Member Title:
- If I'm smiling & nodding then I haven't heard you ;-
- Age:
- 39 years old
- Birthday:
- March 18, 1974
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Male
- Location:
- Harrow
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acerichace@aol.com
- Website URL:
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http://www.youtube.com/wahwah999
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- Deaf
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Topics I've Started
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EmergencySMS BSL
04 October 2012 - 10:38 AM
Hola folks,
The London Ambulance Service are doing a twitterthon today from 1200 so for any twitter followers here take a look.
@Ldn_Ambulance: We're going to be tweeting live from our control room today from
midday to midnight - full details here http://t.co/Bz07FMEv #999ambulance
I was also asked to be filmed talking about EmergencySMS, so I did two versions, BSL and spoken English, this is a link to the BSL one.
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BBC NEWS
02 October 2012 - 07:01 AM
I was watching the BBC news this morning as I enjoy having the BSL interpreter.
There was a story about not resuscitating people if they have a signed Doctors order called a DNR.
It is a very important topic and often misunderstood. Yet when the story started there was no BSL interpreting & the interpreter popped up at the end saying any questions visit the BBC website??????
Well yeah, I've got a question, "why no interpreter for such an important story when they interpret most if the rest of the programme?"
Yes they had subtitles which are great for me but for pure BSL users, subtitles alone aren't enough.
It would be like a hearing person reading an English book with random pages or chapters ripped out and replaced with a language they don't understand like Greek.
If anyone here has any questions about DNR -Do Not Resuscitate then please ask me here and I'll try and explain.

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stuart
22 Feb 2012 - 21:38You and family ok Rich?
Stu
stuart
16 Feb 2012 - 17:11Hows you Richard and family ?
stuart
19 Apr 2011 - 16:04Im not dizzy so much its more when I lift head off pillow or move head, feels like im gonna faint, fell over getting out of bed yesterday, banged bluddy head on skirting board and wall.
So much urgent for seeing balance specialist, now nearly 4 weeks, i cant work this out at all, everything got to be done in slow motion. take c...
stuart
09 Apr 2011 - 09:08But HEY HO..Im not a quitter.
have great week-end with family Richard, as the sun is there.
Stu
stuart
09 Apr 2011 - 09:05My vision isnt bad as such, its the balance that causes things to move when I move my head or move head L or R.
Bells Palsy still there Its a bad 1 this MIGHT last about 6 mon ths, 1st 1 had lasted about 8 years lol when I was young, ended up with lisp, so had speech therapy. Whe I go sit in garden when sun is shining depending what side the sun is shining.
stuart
01 Apr 2011 - 22:021 would need history lesson over course of 2 years to know about my head and ears haha, and thats true...
stuart
01 Apr 2011 - 22:00If it was me you saying about a fella having them removed, it was only 1, other cant be touched, am totally Deaf.
Hi RWS.
If its me you talking about Cochlear, mine was complicated, I had to have 2 ops before having cohlear, and it took them a year to decide if i should have it because odds were against me.. And well It didnt work at all, since remo...
Luna
22 Feb 2011 - 00:36