I will pay for the following essay Report on Deaf Like Me by Thomas S. Spradley and James P. Spradley. The essay is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference pag

I will pay for the following essay Report on Deaf Like Me by Thomas S. Spradley and James P. Spradley. The essay is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

After the parents were informed at John Tracy’s clinic that their daughter was deaf, they then began their journey in search of how they could help her live a normal life. One of the greatest influences of Lynn’s parents was the Chicago Audiologist. He gave Louis and Tom an auditory trainer. He commented that Lynn only had some residual hearing and that she could hear at 65 decibels at a cycle of 250. In addition, there was John Tracy correspondence course, whereby they encouraged the parents to continue speaking to Lynn by use of things. The community as a whole steered Lynn’s parents towards using the oral language. The parents assisted in learning the oral language.

Other motivations for Louis and Tom were the many meetings and seminars they were attending. They walked throughout Chicago, going for seminars about deaf children. The audiologist gave the parents lectures on how to teach children speak. They believed that one day Lynn would read lips and communicate. The final source of encouragement for Lynn’s parents was the Volta review magazine, which pointed out those deaf children, can come out of their state and become professions just like any other person.

Teaching Lynn on oral speaking did not come without any frustrations. Some of the frustrations they faced included the fact that Lynn could not respond positively to what she was being taught. Despite all the energy the family geared towards trying to help her, she was indifferent to the lessons. Other frustrations were the discouragement from other parents and failure of the hearing aid which was supposed to restore her hearing ability. The frustrations occurred due to several reasons. Lynn’s parents were not ready to accept the fact that she was deaf. If they had accepted, then they would not have been frustrated trying to prove to the world that Lynn was okay. Another cause of the frustration is the high hopes that the Doctor at John Tracy gave them. He said that Lynn only had