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The travels of a Usher

Name: The travels of a Usher
Price: 9.99 EUR
Author: Sandrine Dangleterre
ISBN: 9782322196975

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Sandrine Dangleterre

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Paru le : 26/11/2020

"Deep down I was glad I got to see what it was! It is important that a guide explains well by giving precise information or clues etc ... for me to... > Lire la suite

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"Deep down I was glad I got to see what it was! It is important that a guide explains well by giving precise information or clues etc ... for me to see, imagine or guess. " I was born deaf with Type 1 Usher Syndrome, but I didn't know it. This is how I gradually discovered that I did not see like everyone else, but without knowing that my eyes had a problem. I have always liked to travel. This book is an account of my travels; I tell you all the little tips you need to use to cope with your disability, with the help of others as well. But Usher's syndrome remains unrecognized ...

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Date de parution : 26/11/2020
Editeur : Books on Demand
ISBN : 978-2-322-19697-5
EAN : 9782322196975
Format : ePub
Nb. de pages : 272 pages

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- Pages : 272
- Taille : 239 Ko
- Protection num. : Contenu protégé

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Biographie de Sandrine Dangleterre

"Deep down I was glad I got to see what it was! It is important that a guide explains well by giving specific additional information or clues etc ... so that I see, imagine or guess like everyone else. I felt that an obstacle had been removed from me; I felt good and above all it made me thirsty to discover lots of things. " to discover lots of things. " I was born deaf with Type 1 Usher Syndrome, but I didn't know it.
This is how I gradually discovered that I did not see like everyone else, but without knowing that my eyes had a problem. I have always liked to travel. This book is an account of my travels; I tell you all the little tips you need to use to cope with your disability, with the help of others as well. But Usher's syndrome remains unrecognized ...