About me ? What do u think ?

Question

Name=Rohit

Age=20

Location=INDIA

* Currently doing BA part two(graduation second year with computer science )

* Profound deaf guy(80% loss of both ears)

* lost hearing since 2 and half yr old

* Many achievements(always topper in my class that contains normal students only i am deaf)

* In high school board exams i.e. 10th class exams, Marks is 88%(maths=100/100)

* In secondary board exams i.e. +2 class exams, Marks is 81%

* In BA part one, Stood Third in normal University (78% marks) where all students (app. 29,000 students) are normal thus beating normal people.

* Neither use hearing aids nor use sign languane

* leading like a normal person

* Have name in local newspaper

I know I have posted such silly question. But this is really true.

I think/hope this helps to encourage/inspire deaf people especially INDIAN deaf people coz i know almost deaf people in INDIA is in miserable status.

Answer 1

u are a swet pearson because now i know you

Answer 2

Nice Keep it up

Answer 3

I think you value your education?  I don't know what you're looking for, here.  You can't tell much about a person based on 'I can't hear and I do well in school anyway.'  I mean, good for you, but what do you want us to tell you?

Answer 4

I think you sound really smart and hardworking. And I think you'll go far in life. Good Luck!!

Answer 5

You're my idol, no kidding.

Answer 6

You sound very accomplished, and you're luckier than most to have those advantages.  Question for you: why don't you learn sign language?  A working knowledge of sign language would open you up to a whole other world of deaf people for whom ASL is their primary language.  Some deaf people don't trust other deaf people who won't/can't use sign language.

Answer 7

*applause*

Answer 8

WOW, you have achieved a lot!! I must commend you. Since this is a question and answer message forum and you didn't really ask a question, I would suggest that you search for message boards of parents with deaf children.

They will be so inspired by you and I'm sure will ask you questions on how they can help their own children.

I have a 13 yr old grandson who is almost legally blind. He has rod-cone dystrophy. He is doing great. I think this is due  in part to the family has treated him as normal as possible, almost to the point of acting like he doesn't have a problem at all (which I don't agree with)

but this has helped him tremendously, he will need to be this way in the adult world.

Answer 9

You are doing a great job. Your grades may not be A++, yet I can tell you're working hard and making above average. Even though you've lost your hearing since 2 1/2 years old, I'm amazed, because it's harder to learn (while deaf) but no extra support such as sign language or hearing aids.

Congratulations, keep up with the accomplishments.

Answer 10

you are asking similar question repeatedly...

people are coming forward and including your profile in their contact list... but you are not responding to them...

you appear to be more self conscious person... open the windows of your mind and come forward to reach-out at others... do not stick to your place and expect everybody to approach you...

take my comments positively... my expressions may be poor... nevertheless, my intentions are positive...

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my answer to a similar question asked by you earlier: -

you are one of the few excellent and successful persons i have ever met...

let me add you as my contact...

all the best and take care dear...

Answer 11

God Bless You.

Answer 12

Good for you!! You have accepted and gone beyond any limits of your handicap!!