How Much Can I See?

[bigchubby99]

Please create transcript for this! Are you fully deaf?

[oceanbc13]

Would you be able to come to British Columbia and give presentation to our community or school about DB and Usher Syndrome... as part of our professional growth development?... thanks... I truly enjoy your vlogs!

[cdocanto87]

hii i do have usher syn im deaf too and im kinda not happy with it but i have to live that way but idk coco do u have vp i could like to chat with u

[rainbowsunable]

i kow this is an old clip, but thank you for sharing your personal story and about the community.

embrace life.

love.

[acrocere]

I would love to get more from this vlog...but unfortunately I only enough sign to get bits and pieces. I would love to follow all of your videos and posts...any hope for subtitles or translations?!?

[joshthemyth1]

lol yea they use touch but i used to go to UW in seattle and they had stations for the handicap

[caddyboy05]

coco- ur attitude are very awesome, keep it up also hope this dont bother you. but i want to say that...

u are my first girl that are a hottie dead and blind.... u rocks!!!!! anyways. yeah u must stay positive...

p.s. i have seen u around at gallaudet University, i was gally student before

[UtubeWatcherx]

Very positive attitude.

I'm deafblind. not Usher Syndrome. Legally blind. My right eye are full blind, left eye are 20/20. Upper and bottom are some blind spots. I trip a lot without Cane. I must use Cane. I have same problem with light. I use cap and sunglasses often. However, Happy to see other DeafBlind in this earth =).

~Ryan

[zulita]

beautiful attitude! rock on. noticing the time period of those comments... im sure you r back in Canada by now from Africa. think you could share a bit of ur African trip on a vlog? :)

[dewbag2007]

What a wonderful vlog. Thanks for all the info. I have a few Deaf-Blind friends and I always appreciate understanding your community better. Keep that positive attitude. You inspire everyone to focus on the positive and do what you can- like going to Africa! Wow! Have a great time :)

[dewbag2007]

What a wonderful vlog. Thanks for all the info. I have a few Deaf-Blind friends and I always appreciate understanding your community better. Keep that positive attitude. You inspire everyone to focus on the positive and do what you can- like going to Africa! Wow! Have a great time :)

[PinkyJuggler]

heart warming

[darkkrang2007]

how long have you had ausher syndrome if i mght ask,,,,great vblog dorm

[RedBraidsInSpace]

Hey Christa!! :) Just stumbled on your VLOG today! That's so great... Now I feel a bit guilty I should have asked all the questions in person, you know. Knowing exactly how you see etc, what you like. I just thought just being there is good enough. Thanks to your VLOG! Now I feel welcome to ask you anything in person! ;)! And, HEY!!!!! HAVE FUN IN AFRICA!!!! MILLION OF LUVS, CHANTAL

[heyitsAnnieD]

You ROCK ! subscribing to your vids !

[reterpretni]

Coco - I love your positive attitude. Don't ever give up on the positive. I know a few people with Usher Syndrome and they have the same great attitude as you. One man I know is an artist - check out his web site. It is fuzzywuzzydesign. Keep on posting.

[jewelozzy]

cool.. do u know anyone who are deaf in oklahoma.. just want to know.. i like to know more about this.. since i have a friend who have same plm as ur.. and wonder if u know that person smile..

[No1Kerrigan]

Excellent video!! I got Usher Syndrome myself and from UK so I'm BSL user but lucky I know a bit of ASL so I understand some of your ASL!! Wellll done!!!

[hoeyhemp]

coco- you do have adorable smile on your face Very Pretty Have a Wonderful time in AFRICA! whats up down there ? ohh hey you may get permission from doctor to get marijuana to slow down the blindless what you think ?

[ketchamized]

Christa, I've got a Deaf-Blind friend named Adam Drake, maybe you know him? He has Usher's Syndrome and is almost blind at this point. Anyhow, he uses this special eyeglasses that has lens at an angle. He says that it increases his range of vision a little bit. I was wondering if these type of eyeglasses would help widen the field of vision, or is it only limited to a certain type of Usher's Syndrome? Anyhow, I enjoyed watching your vlogs.

Best Regards,

Erick :o)

[woofiegrrl]

Thank you so much for sharing with us Coco! You are right, this is a very common question for people who don't know any DB people. Or even if we do know some, we don't know them well enough to ask the big question about how much they see. It is so nice to hear from someone who understands that it is a natural question and is willing to answer. I'm glad you gave up the fear of answering the question!

[nashno1fan]

I want you to know that i think you're damn H-O-T!

[LVinRSM]

I admire your courage to share with us regarding usher syndrome.

[bluescorpion72]

i am smiling at ya. u r so pretty girl inside and out.never forget abt that! :) enjoy ur life. good luck with trip in africa :)