Chronicle of a deaf audiologist

Learn how to read lips No. 29

Originally Posted: November 17, 2025

So enthusiastic am I, that I am willing to sing over the Internet. As a person who is deaf, that’s a big risk to take!

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I have created 10 free lipreading lessons on YouTube to help you get more practice. No singing. Promise.

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Category: Lipreading, Lipreading, Skill Development

Sandra Vandenhoff
Dr. Sandra Vandenhoff is an audiologist with hearing loss, founder of HEARa, Hearing Rehabilitation teacher, and Canadian author, who does not remember saying on her first day of wearing hearing aids: "Mom, I can hear my shoelaces!"

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