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American Sign Language stamp.
Simply done, and simply said.
Sign Language, though I am just learning it, is something close to my heart. I was born mute (the problem was corrected) and once I got into college I realized I wanted to learn sign language.
The deaf community in itself is an entirely different culture.
I don't know what else to say
Images from a sign language alphabet taken from google.
If you use this stamp please comment and/or fave. Thank you!
Stamp template can be found here- [link]
Simply done, and simply said.
Sign Language, though I am just learning it, is something close to my heart. I was born mute (the problem was corrected) and once I got into college I realized I wanted to learn sign language.
The deaf community in itself is an entirely different culture.
I don't know what else to say
Images from a sign language alphabet taken from google.
If you use this stamp please comment and/or fave. Thank you!
Stamp template can be found here- [link]
Image size
99x56px 7.55 KB
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I'm using it! Sign language is beautiful! 
I am HOH. But due to a staph infection, I lost my entire ear canal and 2 of the 3 bones in my left ear, rendering me deaf in that ear. I started learning American Sign Language as soon as I started schooling, and unfortunately I forgot much of the signs save for the alphabet and the numbers (because since they saw that I did really well outside of the hearing-impaired class, they put me in regular classrooms 5th grade and up). But I really want to relearn it again!
I am HOH. But due to a staph infection, I lost my entire ear canal and 2 of the 3 bones in my left ear, rendering me deaf in that ear. I started learning American Sign Language as soon as I started schooling, and unfortunately I forgot much of the signs save for the alphabet and the numbers (because since they saw that I did really well outside of the hearing-impaired class, they put me in regular classrooms 5th grade and up). But I really want to relearn it again!