The A-Z’s of DeafBlindhood
24 05 2007This is Coco and I’m signing an alphabet story about me being Deafblind through a journey. Enjoy!
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Please be nice and respect each other. No slander or cussing allowed.
Again I thought this was for DEAF JOKES,,
Are you really that blind?
Great story! x
love it! sweet story!
Oh Plz!
Those glasses are wayyy too Loud.
Unless if she could be impersonating as Ms. Ray Charles.
I say this is rather tacky.
That was fantastic! I really enjoyed that. I have a couple of deaf/blind friends who will love that story! Thanks, Coco.
Very interesting! Keep up good work!
Just love your A-Z story as a deaf-blind person!! Hope to see more from you. smile Your wearing your sunglasses is cool!
I don’t think she is a blind person, I can feel. She is pretend to be a blind.
Good Story.
Are you really blind? Good Job!
N. Name, those glasses were Coco, for sure. If you had the pleasure of knowing this amazing woman, you might focus on the content and not the packaging…
Great job C.R.! Very clear and entertaining. And yes, some people really do have that limited of sight. But they’ve got lots of other qualities that more than make up for it. Hugs!
that neat.. is she blind or what? if she is blind.. she is wonderfull a story a to z ..GRIN!!
Gosh it’s soooo SLOW it makes me so SLEEPY! NOT GOOD!
No i dont think she is blind but she did a great job. Great Story
Terrific story! Coco is talented and should come up with more ABC stories! For all readers, like most deaf-blind people, Coco grew up Deaf first and that’s where her excellent ASL and expressiveness comes in. Most Deaf-Blind lose their vision later in life –in the teens and adulthood– from Usher’s Syndrome. They still prefer to stay in the Deaf community throughout life. Hand waving, Coco!
Good story.
Is Coco really a blind woman? Hmmmm. But I noticed and figured that she is looking at a webcam with a pair of big sunglasses and her normal eyes as if she is pretending to be a blind. I can tell.
Cool! Good stories…..SMILE….
great job Coco! I think it was good and not bad for a person who’s deaf blind. Im usher sydrome myself only at nighttime and cant see very well even if Im walking around in the night. I can only see daylight hours only. So I can understand her situation.
good job and never mind them comments. thumbs up to you Coco!
I know Coco from the DB listserv. She is definitely a DBP. Good job, Coco! I enjoyed it!
THAT COOL BEING DEAF AND BLIND A TO Z COULD BE DEAF AND BLIND PRATICE USE SIGN LANGAUGE THAT GOOD FOR BLIND SKIILS FOR A TO Z MAYBE ONE DAY WHO EVEN HIT BLIND WILL KNOW EVERYTHING SIGN LANGAUGE I SEE THOSE VEIDO NO MATTER WHO IS DEAF BLIND CAN BE REAL OR FAKE BUT GOOD SHOW FOR EXAMPLE INFLUNCE SEE AND REMEMBER WHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN GET OLD FART BECAME BLIND OR HAPPEN ACCIDENT BECAME BLIND NO MATTER I LOVE HANDCAPPED WHO AM I BEING DEAF SUPPORT ANY HANDCAPPED BEING SAME HUMANS AS BLIND AND ETC GREAT JOB FOR A TO Z BECAREFULLY WHERE YOU WALKING SMILE
Cyan squirrel, my apologize for Jumping into conclusion.
Sorry Coco !
Felt bad . . . .
(((hand waving)))
Very smooth, clear and entertaining
This VLOG is for entertainment, not only jokes but stories and skits.
Just watch and try to understand what in in the character’s mind and show us
and I compliment Coco and many others who have send their videos
to entertain us. Keep them up. I hope one day I will be able to send one in.
GOOD, BAD, SAD, HAPPY, FUNNY, DUMB, SMART. No matter what. Just keep’em rolling. This VLOG is probably the only one for the Deaf/HH to enjoy.
So sit back and enjoy it.
I keep following your letter by letter from A to end at Z twice then I notice you missed one letter is “O”. I might overlooked. I will watch third time again to make sure I have a good focus to catch if you did.
A_Z alphabet sign language by u very creative and good ??
Have any deaf-blind people touch your sign yet? Wish to know if you are really honest deaf-blind.
I like your ABC story. It is awesome.
ya h ya h ya h yah yah good JOB !
its ok but thats not a funny joke coz nothing to laugh about deafblind?????????? so/so
cool.
i think u r a coda and not blind but good story!!!!!
No so bad only you as u are cute smile ….nice to met u Coco.
YOU ARE PRETTY AND YOUR PERSONALITY IS NICE AND SWEET.
hey,.. i know u are not blind. ur show is waste also it is okay not great,….
thats good one! i liked it
She sure looks like me almost. Except the Elton John’s sunglasses. The story isn’t really a joke. Great signs. Too exagrating. Blah, blah, blah… Next…
Coco…You’re so wonderful drama of the blind person that I hope you know that not funny…I am the low vision as I learn a lot of the frustrate some ways. I can see sort…It is not joke….but your drama is such a good job well…Smile.
Have a great day!!…RH
People, she is deafblind. She has Usher’s and she is a better leader than most “just deaf” folks out there. Why does it matter though if she is blind or not? She told a story. If I told a story about a priest in a deaf school, do I need to be a priest or need to have attended a deaf school to be qualified to tell it? No. Anyways, C. R. is one of the most amazing deafblind women I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing.
It’s not great show. your abc seem missed some letters. I have watched 3 times carefully. Try better next time.
Coco,
I loved your story. You are very creative. Thank you for sharing your talent and for helping educate people about ASL and your perspective as a person who is deaf and blind.
My friend Ona sent me the link to you story. She is deaf blind too. I think ASL is amazing. I love it. It makes me see the world differently. It is poetry and drama. It is so alive.
Thank you so much,
Christine M
Well, I think that you are missing a letter “O” with sign that you do not sign with letter “O” what I do not see what you were saying with letter “O” so thus, it is lousy story. Sorry
Awesome ABC story and impressed you why… you are so bravo on show as deaf and blind .. keep up that way…..
Peace
That is good ones. I also have been interpter for deaf and blind at my church. That is awesome ones.
That is fantastic. It is good stories.
THERE IS SOMETHING MISSING WORDS NOT SHOW UP THIS VIDEO AND SEEM NOT RIGHT SENSE TO ME AND IT ENJOY TO WATCH VIDEO AND THERE NOTHING FUN TO WATCH SO I PREFER MORE JOKES THAN PLAIN IT AND SO HOPE YOU GET BETTER ONE NEXT TIME SMILE IM SORRY ABOUT YOUR VIDEO WAS MESS UP MISSING WORDS FROM MIDDLE LETTER WAS NOT THERE SO HOPE YOU UNDERSTOOD HAVE A GREAT DAY SMILE ……THANKS!
Hey… Christine here. Yep, the “deafblind” chick.
To clear up some questions, YES I am legally blind, with some vision left. I have Usher Syndrome. I don’t appreciate some of you calling me a liar, or a fake. This came from my heart.
Some of you are really discouraging, saying some rude words, why would you want to discourage a person from expressing their art? I find comfort in expressing ASL, whether it is a joke, or an art, and if you don’t like it, then give me constructive feedback rather than being rude and telling me that it was a lousy video.
As for the “O”, I did sign O, as the sun blinding my eyes, but the webcam didn’t get it, my hands were out of the range. Sorry about that.
Thank you, CyanSquirrel, my #1 fan
I just want to educate as many people out there about Deaf Blindness.
By the way, to the very first commenter who said this is for Deaf Jokes only.. didn’t you get the first word in DeafBlind? I’m deaf, too, you idiot. I am not hearing.
anyway, to those who were positive and given me constructive feedback which I shall take into consideration:
tactile love.
Coco/Christine
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GREAT STORY! BUT SHE NOT BLIND
Great ideas come from a great heart!
Great story – I remember me doing a story with ABC while on camp some fifteen years ago, only difference would be that we were allowed to use only our thumb and index finger (as in shooting etc.) – or some other fingers we were told to use. That was fun and taxed our creativity!
Keep doing your stories, and keep us happy
/Frido