I am a physician in turkey, I wanted to learn asl during faculty and have watched some of your videos. I couldnt find the time to continue to learn after started to work but I remember something. The other day a hoh patient came to clinic with their interpreter. They were easier to do a clinical exam than any other patient cause they understand what you want just by your gestures and they are quite careful. Than I thanked them in asl and they were so happy, they taught me the right version of sign int their signing system, it was slightly different because I work in turkey and dont know turkish sign language but asl. She became so happy and thanked me back for trying to learn signing, ask her interpreter to show me a way for learning turkish sign language and it was just on little thank you sign but it turned out wholesome.
ER nurse here! the videos you provide are amazing!! thank you so much for all you do! at my hospital, it can take up to 10 minutes to get the language cart and find an available sign language interpreter. In the ER, 10 minutes can be life or death and I will always recommend/use the language service for the deaf community but if you’re in the market for ideas, i think a video for triage would benefit greatly to the emergency medical community!
This is so helpful. I would love a video on Optical. I’m an optometric tech, and having some basics relating to Optometry and glasses would really come in handy! :)
My kids and I love your videos! They are so easy to use and so well explained! Thank you for teaching so well! We are loving learning this gorgeous language
I learned a lot from this video. I was wondering if you could show a sign language video of sexual assault for law enforcement and victims that goes through this phase. Love You Meredith.
Would the sign for "allergy" be for nasal allergies specifically, like pollen or animal dandruff? Because not all allergies relate to the nose. What if tis a food allergy, like with nuts? Does ASL distinguish between allergies and intolerances?
I am a yoga teacher for students with disabilities, and I would love to know some mental health and wellness signs! “ I’m doing the best that I can”, “I am (k)enough”, “breathe/inhale/exhale”, I’m also a creator, and would love to collaborate on something down the line- found your page because I am a former Disney cast member going back to the parks and stumbled across your Disney signing🤟🏼💕👏🏼🦾 (I happen to be an amputee!) thank you for the amazing content that you create🙏🏼
Receptionist at a clinic and a few of our patients are deaf , we still need an interpreter but I want to be able to check them in and let them know I'm getting the interpreter for them. I also want them to feel welcome
Would you consider doing a video for laboratory (different specimen collections) professionals and billing(asking for payment/balances are due)? Thank you!
I am a Deaf Medical Advocate. I’m trying to understand why your introduction is not in ASL? You are talking and explaining totally relying on closed captions to relay your introduction and some of your ASL teachings. Huge NO in our Deaf efucation. And wouldn’t it be better to have a certified deaf interpreter teaching the signs? After all, we would be the experts in the language! 😖
I think there are levels to this. Just like regular school. I wouldn’t understand if she started out how you wanted. If you want more advance teachings, you have to go to those videos like Dr Bill Vicars. I needed her before I started his videos. You’re not her audience at this time. Thank you Mrs Meredith
@@yntg38 I am definitely her audience at ALL TIMES. your comment is an audist reply and this should be both in asl and cc. You have a very insulting attitude, DO BETTER1
