A letter to myself
My daughter has just turned 18 and finished her HSC, her Drama individual performance was chosen to be performed at “Onstage”, it was her story
Stories provide valuable information, motivation, reassurance, and confidence in their ability to raise their child with hearing loss. Reading stories about other families with deaf children is a great way to learn from their experiences, feel motivated, and gain confidence in your own parenting abilities.
Sharing your personal story will help other families walking in your footsteps. If you would like to share your story, please email us and we can guide you through the process.
My daughter has just turned 18 and finished her HSC, her Drama individual performance was chosen to be performed at “Onstage”, it was her story
Auditory Neuropathy is such a devastating condition and nothing is ever black or white… What I would suggest to any parent is to do every
Bec Stewart was a presenter at the 7th National Deafness Sector Summit in Melbourne in April 2012. This is the story she shared… I am
My daughter has bilateral sensorineural hearing loss and wears hearing aids. At the age of eight, we decided to change schools as we had moved
I remember that feeling when I first saw the positive pregnancy test in May 2022—you know when everything stops, and you are flooded with emotions—the
Felix was born in April 2009, a younger brother for Amelie who was almost 3. He was just perfect. He was keen to get out
In the months following Amelia’s diagnosis of hearing loss, I picked up a strange habit when introducing her to people we met in our daily
Hi my name is Hannah. I am 10 years old and live in WA with my Mum and Dad and little brother. I have unilateral hearing
Thank you Jimmy for sharing your World Hearing Day (WHD) presentation! The WHD theme for 2026 is From Communities to Classrooms: Hearing health for every