It's subjective of course, some people would prefer hearing and others would prefer seeing.
Helen Keller who suffered from both conditions said that being deaf was more of a hindrance than being blind.
I think they are both hard in a way death people have to learn sign language just so that they can talk and the people around them have to learn it to so that they can understand what the death person is trying to say, and so they can also talk back to the person That's death. with a blind person they have to learn how to feel to read, they have to, they also have to find there way by using a special stick. in my opinion blind people have it a little harder than Deaf people but they both do have it hard in different aspects.
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Deafness, like blindness, is in degrees. Stone deaf is unable to hear any sound at all.
God wanted it that way
she died for the illness she had, also blindness and being deaf.
Helen Keller had to surmount obstacles many mountains of deaf and blindness
deaf = charash (חרש)
yes he did he was deaf but after sometime he did not care if he was deaf it was better for him to concentrate
Blindness can get better with a lot of medical attention. Some surgery procedures such as the replacement of the cornea can lead to vision restoration.
Helen Keller suffered from deafness and blindness as a result of an illness she had as a toddler. These conditions greatly impacted her ability to communicate and navigate the world.
Helen Keller did not die because she was blind. She was blind and deaf but that was not the cause of her death. She peacefully died in her sleep.
I used Surolan for 4 days and now my 5 year old dog is 100% deaf
If you are interested in learning about Deaf culture, I would suggest getting involved in your local Deaf community. There is nobody better qualified to help you understand Deaf Culture that a Deaf person!