Review: Ignorance and Stupidity there is no fix!!!!!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 20, 2013
I received a copy of Hear Through My Ears by Tara Chevrestt in exchange for a honest and unbiased review.  I loved this true story of her account of her life dealing with being "hearing impaired ".  She doesn't feel that it is a disability as most would consider it.  How many times have you gone to a restaurant and the table next to you has screaming children at it?  Tara can take care of that problem with a flick of a switch no more screaming children.  Being deaf or hearing impaired you are provided a tool box of sorts to help you.  They have hearing aides, you can learn sign language, you can learn to read lips.  Unfortunately for ignorance and stupidity to the people around that tool box is empty and always will be until they themselves go through similar situations or willing to learn.  Her parents always supported her never labeling her she was not handicapped just hearing impaired.  Kids in school were cruel but their parents are to blame for that they were not given the equipped tool box that contained compassion and caring.  She was able to do many different jobs even work doing sheet metal in the aviation field with no problem till ignorance starts up.  I recommend this book to see the strength and determination of one girl who persevered to find a spot for herself in a hearing world with the help of family, friends, and self determination.