Ability & Disability

Quinn’s Journey to Sound

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Written by Roni Darragh
I am neither deaf nor hard of hearing. My journey into the deaf community has been led by my son, Quinn. It’s Quinn to whom this story truly belongs…Quinn was diagnosed with bilateral enlarged vestibular aqueducts (EVA) and bilateral mondini dysplasia when he was two and a half years old. Read more

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Living with a Fallible Body: A Chronically Ill and Disabled Medical Student Guide

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As a future physician, I’m supposed to be a monolith without flaws, without a need for sleep or food. I’m supposed to have an inexhaustible capacity to help others.

Right?

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