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Sari Daybook wakes up every morning to her four cats, sister, and most noticeably, silence. This lack of noise isn’t just the usual quiet of a peaceful morning, but a hearing disability that has been a part of Daybook’s life since she was born. Her hearing disability affects several aspects of her life, from things as complex as her high school education and working as an instruction...
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