Posted by jennifer gibson on Wednesday, April 27, 2016,
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April 2016
Most people know that I'm not afraid to speak my mind. I have no problems going up to someone and telling them that what they did was morally wrong. If they're behaving in an unprofessional or unethical manner, particularly towards someone with a hearing loss or general disability, I will put my foot down and tell them. Why? Because it's not right to ignore our needs or dismiss our problems. It's a part of our life and while we do our best to educate others on our daily struggles or lack of r...
Posted by jennifer gibson on Tuesday, October 16, 2012,
What's amazing is the response I've been receiving from my book Sway. It has proven to be a wonderful ice breaker and a great way to learn more about someone. What has happened is that it has opened a door to being more open and comfortable about ourselves and willing to say something like "Yes! I know what you mean!" or "That happened to me too!". It's been an astounding revelation for all of us.
What's interesting is that I often hear the phrase "What doesn't kill you, makes you stronge...
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