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Let's say that tomorrow you get a really bad sore throat. Like, the worst. So bad that you can't speak. How much sign language do you know right now? Disabili
by edent 3y ago
Let's say that tomorrow you get a really bad sore throat. Like, the worst. So bad that you can't speak.
How much sign language do you know right now?
Disabilities can be temporary or situational. They can be long-term or sudden.
- mavili 3y agoI'd wait until my sore throat is gone. And if I have a disability for longer I'd have to learn to navigate the world my friend. Just like me and you have had to learn to read and write. Funny enough, we also had to learn to use a phone. Oh how dare companies expect us to know use a phone and dial a few digits!
- userbinator 3y agoNo need to use sign language. Had the "can't speak" experience after a dentist visit. Took out a piece of paper and wrote down what I wanted to say and showed that instead. These days people would probably use their phone and type it out.
- szatkus 3y agoI would probably use the sign language interpreter option and write down what I want to say on my phone or on paper. (unless they have some weird policy to only serve customers who use sign language)