He touched my heart. I have a cousin who's deaf, and he just got 2 be at peace with it like 2yrs ago. But he's been deaf since '04 or '05. So hearing his story touched my heart.
This guys is worth alot and I don't know why people bullying him, rude and not great people, this guys means a lot to people and to me. (----Seattle//|\\Seahawks----)
you know you don't have to hate on the recognition of one group of people because you feel another group isn't recognized. people like you are actually disgusting. guess what we can celebrate everyone who overcomes adversity jesus fucking christ. we can celebrate deaf people and gay people how about that you fucking homophobe.
Mr. Coleman is an amazing, inspirational man and I enjoyed your clip, however, I wish you would please stop using the term "hearing impaired." People in the deaf culture/community do not consider themselves as "impaired." Their hearing loss, they feel, isn't holding them back and is not an impairment. Please say either "deaf" or "hearing loss" or "hard of hearing" but NEVER "impaired."
So ironic that the CC for this video on hearing impaired player is not clear. RU-vid's autogenerated CC are a poor substitute for actual, correct CC. I expected better from a news channel like the ABC.
Impressive content you have. A book I read with related topics was exceptional. "Rising From Within: Unlocking Your Innate Power to Conquer Adversity" by Vincent Starling
