DeafDigest Mid-Week edition, December 16, 2014
-- a lucky deaf shopper at a supermarket
Vanya Tyndall, a deaf woman of Lakeland, Florida,
was standing in the checkout line at the Winn-Dixie
supermarket. Suddenly a hearing man came to her and
gave her a $100.00 gift card. That hearing man was
the CEO of a big bank in Lakeland and he wanted to
make Holiday Season happy for everyone.
-- a deaf school graduate may get a rare job
Dexter Young, who just graduated from Tennessee School for
the Deaf, has completed a course in Certified Nursing
Assistant. He is hoping to pass the state exam and get
a job in a hospital as a nursing assistant. He would
assist the regular nurse with health care needs of patients.
It is rare for a young deaf person to seek employment in
that field that quick out of high school!
-- anti-deaf police officers fired
There was a crime committed against a group of
deaf people. The police came to investigate
the crime, and did not arrest the hearing
criminals. The top court was not too happy
about it and fired these police officers.
It took place in Pakistan!
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