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Thank you to those who wrote back about CX26. I guess overall it

matters very little what the prognosis is and only matters what

actually happens and how we deal with it.

Speaking of how we deal – my plan has been to use ASL and speech

with my son. This was an important and difficult decision that we

came to because our school is Oral and strongly discouraged

signing. However, I did a lot of research and determined this was

the right plan for our family.

NOW, the ECI contact from our school district has told us that they

use SEE (Signing Exact English) in our district and she would be

able to come to our house and provide additional resources for SEE –

but not ASL. I feel our hands are tied for the short term because

we definitely want to be able to use the school's resources and if

they only provide SEE then Donovan will need to know SEE. So I

suppose we will have to do SEE and speech. Then after he is up and

running with speaking, and reading, and using SEE we can send him to

ASL camp or something. . .

Anyways, I am rambling, but my real question is: does anyone have

experience with SEE? Or SEE versus ASL?

Thank you for your help,

Emylie

Mother of Kaiden – 6, Hearing and Donovan, 7mos, Moderate Hearing

Loss

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