January, 2021 | Deaf Bilingual Coalition USA

Trouble Breathing Through Nose

Published on January 31, 2021April 10, 2024 by admin_dbcusa

a girl experiencing difficulty in breathing through the nose

Are you having trouble breathing through your nose? Have you found out what brings you breathing difficulty? Several causes can be factors why you are experiencing difficulty breathing. It could be because of nasal obstruction, or chronic sinusitis, or probably a nose injury. In case there is an injury, you might be needing to undergo nasal surgery. At Refine Clinic there are experienced surgeons to take care of you. However, let us find out more information about why this difficulty breathing happens or can happen.

What Are The Different Kinds Of Motor-Speech Disorders?

Published on January 26, 2021January 21, 2021 by admin_dbcusa

Motor-speech disorders are basically speech disorders that are directly linked to an individual’s motor control of muscles that are essential in speech (speech movements). Usually, this disorder affects people with damages to their neurological system. Most cases can be genetically inherited and gradually develop over time. DDSS’ clinic located in Sydney CBD offers different kinds of therapy for people with motor-speech disorders.

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Already tired of election posts? We’re here for you! Like it or not, winter will be here before you know it, so consider keeping your brain active on those short days by learning a little ASL. ASLdeafined.com is offering the next set of live online Sign Language classes with our Deaf experts. See the flyer […]
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We love you, too! November 2, 2022
We love our homeschool educators and are so pleased to hear when they love us back 🤟 Thank you to those of you who take the time to let us know how sign language and ASLdeafined have impacted your life in positive ways.
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ASLdeafined had fun at the Michigan Library Association conference in Port Huron last week! We look forward to hearing from some of the wonderful professionals we connected with to help us reach the goal of improving communication one sign at a time. It was also a pleasure to get to know our fellow exhibitors. It’s […]
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Month: January 2021

Trouble Breathing Through Nose

What Are The Different Kinds Of Motor-Speech Disorders?