How do hearing parents navigate finding out their child is deaf? Rose Ayling-Ellis: Signs for Change

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"Deafness isn't the disability I imagined it was." #RoseAylingEllis #SignsForChange #iPlayer
Rose Ayling-Ellis takes us on a personal journey into the deaf experience and asks whether attitudes are finally changing.
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28 июн 2023

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@BeckyMD26 Год назад

I really appreciate and respect how honest her dad is being

@rebecabpg Год назад

It blows my mind how the medical community has encouraged parents of deaf children not to learn sign lang so they could learn how to speak. It's such a wrong stance, one that's ableist and exclusionary. How terribly lonely it must feel for the child when everyone is communicating, and they dont feel part of the conversation.

@MrKillerno1 Год назад

As a parent myself, not coping with deafness but autism with my child, if the moment in life came to me and said that they could cure my child, I would first ask my child, because acknowledge that there needs to be a fix is telling the child that he or she is not perfect, and in my eyes, with all the problems, it is perfect, my child is perfect. Sorry if anyone disagrees.

@patrickmiano7901 Год назад

What an incredible woman. She has never let her situation stop her from doing whatever she was capable of. A lot of celebrities talk about their "causes," but do very little and soon forget about them. Not this brave young woman. She's doing great in her career too. It is to his credit that her friend and former dance partner from her victory in Strictly Come Dancing, Giovanni Pernice, has kept his word and continually speaks out and acts in support of her. Rose, you go girl.

@hebamohammed9136 Год назад

She and her dad are marvellous

@JamieBoy-ij2ri Год назад

First ever time I’ve seen Rose’s dad and he is a lovely guy it seems just like his wonderful beautiful daughter ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🌹

@kristinejarvis4003 Год назад

No wonder Rose ia such a strong, straightforward, beautiful young lady,with parents like hers! With no help, it must have been so scary, wondering if you had done the the right thing! But look at Rose , they must be so proud! They have all be so brave doing this documentary, can't have been easy going and remembering all the struggles!! But thankyou for showing us all! So brave!!❤❤

@evenicholson2591 Год назад

She is deaf and her dad doesn’t use BSL? Must be hard to communicate. I always wonder why some parents don’t use BSL for their deaf children

@pavzak1637 Год назад

Wow wish i could see the full documentary here in Australia...

@Andyc515

I love this woman she's so inspirational and dedicated to what she does and making people more aware of deaf people and encourages sign language.. we need more of rose... Well done 👏 👏👏👌😊

@TheDevilWAH Год назад

Now you see why Rose has turn out as such an amazing person, she has parents who worked and struggled to be good parents.

@julesoxana Год назад

Shes so amazing❤ and hes an amazing dad too.

@chelseadaley9770 Год назад

It’s so freakin sad and depressing how other people have to be so selfish to not give a shit about their own personal experiences where they came from