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Dr. Kelley Linton

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I'm an audiologist in private practice in Arkansas. I graduated from the University of Florida medical school. I specialize in hearing loss; hearing rehabilitation; hearing aids; noise induced hearing loss; occupational noise exposure; OSHA guidelines and regulations; hearing protection; tinnitis; newborn hearing testing; children and hearing loss and diagnosis and etiology of hearing loss.

Dr. Jerry Martin Jr.

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I am deaf myself and I do know what is like as a deaf person, how we communicate on the different levels (Reading Lips, American Sign Language, English Sign Language and etc.). I will be able to provide you advice about this topic from range childhood to adulthood. Please do understand that I will not give you any advice regards medication because I am not a medical doctor.

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2012-01-21 is it:

Hi.    It is not a disability if you are able to speak or hear somewhat.  They can read lips if speak real slowly and clear, some hard of hearing have no issues except problems hearing certain sounds that

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