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Tips for Communicating with DeafBlind Individuals Using Speech

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Two women are sitting across from each other at a table. One woman is wearing an FM Loop around her neck while the other woman speaks into the FM Microphone.

This resource offers a insights on how to best communicate with DeafBlind individuals using speech.

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