Quien dijo que los Sordos no: Graciela Rascon at TEDxTijuana

Graciela Rascón compartió con nosotros una gran historia íntima. Ella es sordo parlante, perdió la capacidad de oír desde la infancia y con el tiempo aprendió a interactuar con la familia, los amigos, la gente a su alrededor. Ha sido un gran reto, cuando aprende la lengua de signos, en particular, el lenguaje de signos mexicano se le abre todo un panorama y logra conectar como dice ella para poder aprender a hablar. Su historia no es fácil de escuchar, es un gran testimonio de la vida, de desarrollo personal y de superación. Ella logró ser la fundadora de APSOR una fundación que ayuda a las personas sordas para ser que puedan desempeñarse e interactuar en la sociedad. Gran charla.

Graciela Rascon shared with us a great personal story . She is a deaf speaker, he lost the ability to hear from childhood and eventually learned to interact with family, friends, and the people around her. It has been a great challenge for her, but when she learn the sign language, in particular the Mexican Sign Language is new panorama open and a new way to connect the way she view reality. She learn to speak. Her story is not an easy to hear, it is a great testimony of life, personal development and improvement. She managed to be the founder of APSOR a foundation that helps deaf people to be able to perform and interact in society. Great talk.

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