HANNAH FISHER
with hearing loss
Writing candidly about living with hearing loss, identity, and the unromanticised social reality.
a little about me ↗ramblings.
all writing ↗
Three Words Out Of Ten
Why was travelling in English more exhausting than travelling in a foreign language? Spain should have been harder. I didn’t speak fluent Spanish, relied heavily on Google Translate, and regularly held my phone across…
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What The Alarms Miss
On alarms, boredom, beige ham, and paying attention. I have always known that alarms are designed for people who hear properly, although it took working in a care home for that truth to settle somewhere deeper than…
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The Guessing Game
This is my first proper “serious” blog post, so I should probably open with something polite and palatable, something that makes people feel comfortable. But that is not how my hearing works, and it is not how my life…
read the story ↗Deaf.
Not dumb.
A visual exploration of hearing loss. A zine about the things that are difficult to put into words.
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