How to Contact Coco:
tactiletheworld at gmail.com
I cannot promise to reply promptly, but I will try my best to answer your emails and share as much resources as I can.
Blogroll
- Able Australia
- Alabama Deaf Blind Project
- American Association for the Deaf-Blind
- American Helen Keller Center
- Canadian Helen Keller Center
- Canadian National Institute for the Blind
- DB-Link: Deaf-Blind Resource Library
- Deaf Blind UK
- Deaf Read
- Deaf-Blind Speedskater
- DeafBlind.com
- National Family Association for the Deaf Blind
- Ontario Usher Syndrome Association
- PANY Lighthouse
- Seattle DeafBlind Service Center
- Support for Parents of DB Children
- Through Your Eyes – DB Triplets
- Usher Buddies International
- World Federation of the Deaf-Blind
- Yext Eye Care
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October 7, 2008 at 3:27 am
MB
Hi~
I love reading your blog! You are an interesting, independent, intelligent person! Your writing style is awesome! Thanks for sharing your stories!
Keep up the good work!
~MB
November 26, 2008 at 4:12 pm
Jon
I’ve been reading your blogs and they are very interesting. I must say that you are an amazingly strong person. I read your last post about your eye and I sincerely hope it get’s better, I too know the frustrations of vision problems (I was born with congenital glaucoma and nystagmus). I will be praying for ya!
Keep doing that good work your doing.
Jon
April 15, 2009 at 9:43 am
abdul wasy
deaf hi.how are you?
where are you going to school deaf?
Are you deaf need?
where are you from?
please say deaf
love deaf
please sending deaf
I’m going to univeristy study the engineer Networking courses very to learning beatiful science computer deaf.
When are you need deaf sending?
wasydeaf_786@yahoo,com
June 14, 2009 at 3:35 am
Kevin Burk
I have been helping some engineers on a device that could help those blind and deaf/blind communicate. There is lots of work still to go but we think we have something interesting. We need input from those with vision loss. Any idea on organizations for the blind that could help? We don’t want to offend anyone but we have some important questions about mobility and communication.