One of the most frequently asked questions we get at Deaf Counseling Center is about what makes a Deaf-hearing relationship work. Because they are both cross-cultural and cross-linguistic in nature, Deaf-hearing relationships require their own unique commitment and flexibility in order to succeed. Lisa and David share the story of their Deaf-hearing marriage, including a sweet anecdote about how a three-star general made one long-distance period of their relationship more bearable. Transcript in comment section below. #deafhearingrelationships

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