Besides the miracle of imparted hearing we must acknowledge the miracle of the love that Grayson's adoptive parents have shown him. This is a story about the great ability of human beings to love someone else unconditionally.
Would you please caption your video? Just turning on auto captions is not enough as they are not of acceptable quality. There are 50 millions of deaf and hard of hearing people in USA, and it's ironic that you talk about us without making your information accessible to us via quality captions.
Svetlana Kouznetsova You make a good point but the family didn’t make this video this is a gathered documentary/update from the news that was posted by this user of this UA-cam Account. Your comment insinuates the family was being rude to the Deaf Community by not turning on captions. They took on the full adoption of a completely deaf child, love him unconditionally, and invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into his medical care and treatment so you could come here and complain that your deaf and their rude for not turning on captions when they didn’t even make the video? Sounds like your frustration is misdirected. I’m also disabled snd think the family is wonderful for what they did and it’s a beautiful story.
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Besides the miracle of imparted hearing we must acknowledge the miracle of the love that Grayson's adoptive parents have shown him. This is a story about the great ability of human beings to love someone else unconditionally.
Would you please caption your video? Just turning on auto captions is not enough as they are not of acceptable quality. There are 50 millions of deaf and hard of hearing people in USA, and it's ironic that you talk about us without making your information accessible to us via quality captions.
Svetlana Kouznetsova You make a good point but the family didn’t make this video this is a gathered documentary/update from the news that was posted by this user of this UA-cam Account. Your comment insinuates the family was being rude to the Deaf Community by not turning on captions. They took on the full adoption of a completely deaf child, love him unconditionally, and invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into his medical care and treatment so you could come here and complain that your deaf and their rude for not turning on captions when they didn’t even make the video? Sounds like your frustration is misdirected. I’m also disabled snd think the family is wonderful for what they did and it’s a beautiful story.