IS THERE ANYONE WHO WOULD CORRESPOND WITH A TOTALLY DEAF MOTOR HOMER WHO IS NOT PC LITERATE

[Fluke]

I am deaf have been for 40 years but still manage to motor home, wild camp and enjoy
my hobby of doing so.
I have not got a clue about how to use this site but I have been a member of Wild Camping for several years and have recently
taken up full membership in the hope that I can meet, greet and become friends with other Motor homers who may
have the same affliction of deafness or patience to chatting with me.
look forward to hearing from you whoever, where ever you may be.
Regards FLUKE from Redditch

 

[GinaRon]

Welcome and when meets become the norm hope to meet you sometime.

 

[zzr1400tim]

Hiya Fluke
Tim here from Birmingham close to you
I am not deaf but always willing to hear..
this is a nice friendly forum with loads of genuine folks
welcome aboard..

 

[Tookey]

Welcome Fluke,

Any questions about how to use the forum please do not hesitate to ask, there are many members that will assist you in anyway they can

 

[mariesnowgoose]

Hello Fluke.

As GinaRon says above ... roll on being able to meet up again without too many restrictions

I live with someone who is partially deaf in both ears, has been since he was 18 months old (measles) and now nearly 60 years of age.
Think there's more than one person on the forum who is deaf or hard of hearing.

 

[witzend]

Welcome in to the fold when we are touring most of the Foreigners' we meet are deaf to the english language and we manage with them

 

[campervanannie]

Hi and welcome hopefully when we get to have meets next yearyou can come along and get know us

 

[Tim120]

Welcome aboard. You'll be glad you spoke up and became a full member, lots of good people and plenty of help if required, just ask.

 

[mistericeman]

Welcome along....
Plenty of advice on tap here (sometimes whether you want it or not lol)

And to be honest the way some of us "inmates" rattle on....
A bit of deafness could be seen as a positive advantage ;-)

 

[mjvw]

Welcome I'm partial deaf in on ear from Birth, I get by but miss alot no chance with high pitched stuff, welcome and a big wave, always wanted to learn sign language. Big Hello.

 

[Phantom]

Ay up Fluke.

 

[yorkslass]

Hi, welcome

 

[trevskoda]

Hi welcome from Co Antrim,im mutton jeff and wear a hearing aid,my prob is two or more talking at once which is confusing my brain.

 

[The laird]

Hi welcome and enjoy

 

[vindiboy]

Hi welcome, at a recent meet with this group at Strawberry field there were 2 young ladies and both were signing to each other, we never got to meet them but sure someone here will know them, I too wear hearing aids so can understand your predicament, hope to meet you sometime, stay safe Malc.

 

[Red Dwarf]

Hi Fluke, I’m happy to chat, be warned I’m a sad old bloke with a cat in the wilds of the north Highlands!
Stay safe!

 

[izwozral]

I'm deaf in one ear and stupid in t'other, had no problems when on meets chatting to people.
Can't help you with pc trickery I'm afraid but I'm sure someone will be willing to help.

 

[Tezza33]

Welcome, I also wear two hearing aids because I am deaf in one ear and not much better in the other, one day in the future when my Wife stops talking I will try them with batteries.
I have struggled with my right ear since perforating my eardrum at 19yrs old, I worked in a noisy factory so suffered from tinnitus since the early 70's but after bursting my left eardrum nearly 5yrs ago the audiology department fixed me up with the hearing aids, now I can hear better with my right ear but the big bonus is no tinnitus.
You will be made very welcome at the meets as soon as we can enjoy them in full again

 

[jeanette]

Hi and welcome Husband also wears two heating aids

*edit* not heating but hearing he also has selective hearing

 

[barge1914]

Hi. Welcome aboard. I’m not deaf but t’other ‘arf is convinced I am.