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[@AmandaBrown-pu4ev]

Deaf culture was so interesting and heartbreaking for me to learn. I had taken a class in college called, “Intro into the Deaf Community.” I learned soo much. Which made me want to learn ASL. I’m still a baby in the sign language world, with two semesters under my belt. But I love watching your videos, and understanding a lot of what you say without the captions. And when I see a Deaf person out in the community, I just always want to go up and sign with them 💛 Much love from Ohio!

[@miahefner1238]

I’m in high school and am also a sign language baby haha! I can’t wait to learn all about it!!

[@mochichi95]

I have a deaf cousin

[@amandaisabell7212]

I have some questions. Are you deaf? Can you also talk in your vidioes? Please reply this comment♥️

[@gracemelone3974]

I'm a sign language baby too! Your experience learning sign sounds very similar to mine 😁

[@breephoenix111]

I lost my hearing 12 years ago after two bone marrow aspirations totally unexpected at 26 yrs old and I cant hear a thing. I walked out of the hospital deaf 😳. I'm bilaterally deaf. I had cochlear implant surgery on one ear as no one in my family would learn sign language and my fiance left me after I lost my hearing and my friends walked away. I only use my cochlear implant out in public or on the phone. After being in the hearing world for 26 yrs then to deaf, my cochlear implant sounds robotic and I hate it. Being deaf surprisingly has eased my anxiety I suffered. I love the silence. Sorry I accidentally deleted my original comment. Thankyou for sharing about your family Cheyenne you're a beautiful young woman. And girl I would not change a thing xxx Love from Australia 🇦🇺🌈✌💜💜💜 Losing my hearing has definitely made me a stronger person.

[@squirrelsinmykoolaid]

Have you ever thought about diving into your local Deaf community and picking up Sign Language?

[@adiyaparistheservicepartyp625]

Bree Phoenix, I have a similar experience losing my hearing as an adult. I love that I can be bilingual now. My deafness also brought me calmness. I really love the silence too. I love that I can shut out the world when I feel stressed. Or I can open my eyes and see the world around me. Lively and busy. 💕💋

[@breephoenix111]

@@adiyaparistheservicepartyp625 I'm glad you have found peace

[@breephoenix111]

@@squirrelsinmykoolaid I have a cochlear implant now but I do know basic auslan but don't use it as I don't know anyone deaf where I live in Australia

[@arieswar4327]

@@squirrelsinmykoolaid I have. I Uncle lost his hearing

[@falateeg]

Who hear dosent know sign language but is watching anyway 🙋‍♀️

[@trishrepublicanxl9487]

It's called captions

[@Al_Gonzo]

Just turn on captions

[@cindyninette]

Meeeeeeeeeee

[@janahhamzah1138]

Same

[@katec4615]

To people saying turn on captions not everything she said is in the captions the main points are there but there are still some things that are missing so a hearing person who doesn’t know ASL will still miss some things

[@zarahx7473]

She's soo beautiful bless her

[@meenaffanofbts5732]

What if she wasn't beautiful.and even though ALLAH didn't give her the power to talk or hear ALLAH made her beautiful and gave her everything else and I hope Allah bless her.

[@marypearce7735]

When i was born, they thought i was hearing because I passed it too. Then my parents was confused that i didn’t come to them when they called my name often when I was three years old. My sister was kinda figuring that i was born deaf. They took me to check on my ears. They got in shocked. Last year, i told my mom that i can hear noises like very loud but she didn’t believe. I can hear from my dog’s bark or yell.

[@Ty33313]

Mary Pearce That same thing happened to my dad my mom and dad are deaf

[@Ty33313]

Technically my dad hard of hearing and I can hear my dad got sick when he was 3

[@marypearce7735]

Chrovic Skyan oh :/ yeah, some people get sick and can cause them to become deaf.

[@yes2417]

@@Ty33313 your dad gave birth to you when he was 3?! Wtf

[@Ty33313]

No my dad got sick when he was 3 making him deaf

[@renarizaki]

i love how you sign slowly, it makes it really easy for me (im learning sing) to follow along! i dont know if thats your regular pace, but it really helps me to follow without captions sometimes :)

[@libbyrussell8278]

this was so interesting but more than anything i just love that your mom was like BASHBASHSAUCEPAN as a diy hearing test, iconic

[@praveendehariya5856]

One thing that I learnt from this video is that always respect what you have and be happy about that AND YOUR VIDEO ALWAYS MAKES ME SMILE, THANKS

[@fayeclearbrook820]

Thank you for telling our family history with deafness. I hope it inspires your viewers to understand about deafness and that ASL is a beautiful language. Love you girl, you are fabulous!🥰🤟❤️

[@lillystar3405]

I’m 15 and I have bilateral hearing loss since I was 3. Somehow when I was born, I passed the hearing test that the doctors conducted. Gradually my hearing depleted and have been wearing two hearing aids. I also been learning ASL in the last 10 years. Great Video, You are inspiring

[@liamodonovan3437]

You look beautiful as always Cheyenna your you have an awesome family you seem like one awesome person to hang out with love you Cheyenna

[@chasewebb1487]

I am 2nd generation. My dad is hard of hearing and I am born profoundly deaf. But I am proud to be deaf person.

[@hanji_stan9679]

Great! Because you should be who u r and you don't have to change because everybody knows that you can be amazing just like ppl who can hear

[@benmaghsoodi2067]

Why are you proud to be deaf? It's not like it's something you earned. To me it doesn't make sense to be proud of something you didn't have any part in.

[@JazzyWhipps]

Wow, it's crazy how your birth story sounds really similar to mine! x

[@CheyennaClearbrook]

Jazzy really???? wow cool haha!

[@arieswar4327]

@@CheyennaClearbrook I love to collaborate with you if that fine with you you my favorite KZbinr

[@kristenewoodhouse7120]

What jazzy I thought you only one deaf in your family!

[@kristenchesser5725]

@@CheyennaClearbrook do you have Facebook I can't find u I'm deaf went to msd then mainstream public school made fun of outcast

[@alyssa8984]

Watched the video without CC to try and test myself and I actually understood probably 90-95% of what you said 😊 I would love to see a video with both of your siblings if you haven’t already done that kind of video

[@gracemelone3974]

I did the same! I'm not completely fluent in ASL yet, so I understood 70%. I also watch channels like Sign Duo and Signed with heart to learn about deaf culture and practice sign language

[@Sara-ow6wb]

This was really interesting! And I kinda get the discrimination around the deaf community because my mom was very encouraged to get an abortion from the doctors because I could have been deaf. She refused the abortion but still, she was very upset about the negativity around me possibly being deaf. Aaand at the end I'm hearing🙈

[@aonaon1753]

Well wow

[@mikaelzurich6166]

That's horrible. They think being deaf same like a death sentence that you are better not to be born, very horrible.

[@lordcumiring]

How do you get your hearing?

[@everythingisawesome2903]

@@lordcumiring yeah, what he said. I would also like to know. How did you get to hear again?

[@jennamartin7225]

This is heart breaking to hear :( I do not understand why society sees being Deaf as such a negative. I am a hearing interpreter and I grew up never knowing ASL until I was in college and it has given me a whole new perspective to see and it is amazing. I truthfully, do not understand how being Deaf could make a parent love a child any less. I work as an educational interpreter and I see way too often parents that do not know ASL at all to communicate with their child and most of the parents do not even care, it is heart breaking :( I just do not understand it.

[@Altered-By-Christ]

Wow Thank You A lot For Telling Us About Your Family History... I'm the Only One in My Family deaf/HOH. I Got Spinal Meningitis When I Was A Baby and When I Was a Toddler I Had Many Chronic Ear Infections That Caused Much Damage to My Inner Ears... I Grew Up in Mainstream School and Speak Also Use Hearing Aid Now as an Adult but Wish My Parents Would Have Got Me Hearing Aids as Child. I Didn't Start Learning ASL Until I Was Older My Parents Forced Me to Live in a Hearing World and Hearing Culture 😒🙄😩🤦🏽‍♀️🤷🏽‍♀️

[@scoopsahoy4794]

Yay! Been waiting for this video for so long!!!

[@joshuabazaldua1257]

She has already stolen my heart!

[@katiel7501]

I like that your captions are a simplified version of what you sign. I feel like I don’t understand signing people’s videos enough without captions, but I don’t like when I’m always reading the captions and never get to watch signing, so I appreciate that I can read about what you are saying and then watch you sign more about it.

[@jennifercrider7426]

Thank You for bringing awareness to the deaf community and educating hearing people! I am hearing and I love your videos I could literally watch you sign all day, your language is beautiful. I’m a preschool teacher and I’ve made a few attempts to learn ASL but it’s hard for me to learn on my own from a book.

[@TheTekknician]

The peace and serenity of this video is actually very relaxing and I find myself totally focusing on the story and her expressions. Interesting.

[@ColorfulShadow15]

That was pretty informative Cheyenna because I always thought that deafness means you hear completely nothing at all...Thank you for enlighten us 🙂

[@jasongarcia6983]

I love the Intro! Great Job!

[@Anthony-ze9cu]

I can’t even say I feel sad because it looks like your happy and doing good for yourself keep going strong 💪🏼

[@tudormiller8898]

Wowsers Cheyenna! Love this video, thanks for sharing your family background with us. Most hearing people think that deaf or hard of hearing people grew up in hearing families. So watching this video, is a real myth buster. Then you have your friends who are 6th generation deaf. Especially when back in the day, deaf people having families were very much discouraged. Amazing!!!! Please do more videos like this. I'd love to know more about different spectrums of deafness, especially the "cookie bite" type of deafness. 💗👂

[@tudormiller8898]

I have an Auditory Processing Disorder, a neurological disability, which means the part of my brain used for hearing is impaired. I can hear most things, but not certain tones or accents. I struggle to keep up with conversations in noisy environments too.

[@james4592225]

You are so gorgeous Cheyenna! ❤❤

[@LucasVanderBartlett]

This was really interesting, thank you for explaining in so much detail about how you grew up, I never knew hard of hearing people where so mistreated. I am wondering since you can hear your dogs barking, can you hear yourself making noise? You have a great laugh and I bet it puts smiles on a lot of peoples faces.

[@osmana101]

I love your energy and family. I think there is a lot to learn from you 👍

[@papaapple93]

Thank you so much for sharing this story with us there’s nothing more wonderful than learning more and more hope you’re having a wonderful week

[@shawntellerubio-briceno5782]

👋 hi @ Cheyenne Clearboom same as you but my family was hearing . Mostly of use my voice and read your lip .. I was born hearing then when I was 3 yrs I got sick or car accident my hear was down becomes hard of hearing I used to hearing aid since stop use hearing aid make me annoying so later become deaf but still little hear sometimes and start elementary school use sign asl now on but I’m not perfect at All just normal that way what my skills for sign ASL 😊so nice meeting you Cheyenne ,,,

[@ImmortalChaos]

This was very interesting and as a side note, I loved your nails.

[@Hellz-cu3dt]

I am hearing but my Mother and my Older brother are deaf I love watching Your videos ❤

[@NathanielTanFL]

That’s pretty cool that they have sign language captions. The more you know!

[@SBal-je3ue]

Thank you so much for sharing your family history and your experiences. It helps a lot :) Love from Turkey

[@adiyaparistheservicepartyp625]

Great family history!! Thanks for sharing. 💋💕

[@alvelmorales9907]

Hi cheyenna👋, wish I new more asl. I really enjoy watching your videos and I’m honestly doing my best to learn. I hope that god has us cross paths one day so that we can talk and perhaps become good friends. You inspire me, I feel like I’m loosing some of my hearing and I have moments when I get really scared and start to cry. Your videos help me be positive .They make me feel like things are going to be alright. God bless you. I know I’m just another one of your many comments but if you happen to read it. Thank you.

[@joncrsy96]

Thank you for sharing your inspiring message with us about your life.

[@TheVideogirl9]

I'm hearing person, but man that's insane crazy. This year in school, I met someone deaf in English/Math his name is Farhan plus he had autism and it pretty much hard to understand what he saying. However, his assistant tells me understand taught us the words to teach by using ASL. It’s great🙂 anyway, thanks for sharing your story. I enjoyed it 👍🏽🛐 Be Blessed and have a great weekend🙂💘☮️

[@zulmalopez1908]

You are amazing and beautiful keep being you because you are you don't let anyone else Tell you different

[@smolvoice4499]

Suscribd :) I originally clicked on one of your vids to promote my inkbox page, but it was interesting so I watched more and now I'm suscribed. Yay

[@oblivious3973]

You're so beautiful loved to learn about your stories

[@brianmeyers651]

What a lovely family. 💙

[@martamerced6580]

Awesome! Your story are beautiful about livelihoods family. I should tell my story too in virtue on KZbin but I am not ready.. you are beautiful young lady❣️🖐🏻😀

[@generalpurpose772]

My mum has been partially deaf since she was a toddler, but she never learned sign language and she lipreads instead. When we are in busy places with lots of people, or there is a lot of background noise it can be difficult for her to understand us and my brother and I both grew up thinking shouting was normal because she has always spoken loudly (she always tried to explain to us it’s because sometimes she can’t hear the sound of her own voice and so she speaks loudly to compensate) I don’t how common my experience is but even though she doesn’t know sign language and neither do we - we kind of have our own language with her based on facial expressions, hand and head movements? Like if we are across the room we could have a conversation just between us and know exactly what the other person means without needing to use words. My dad doesn’t understand it at all, it seems to be something that just formed naturally between my mum, my brother and I.

[@stasacvetkovic6464]

Can you, like pleasee make a video series for teaching a ASL and of course continue with your usual videos... i know that we are asking too much but i just cant help my self trying to learn ASL, or you can sign i little bit slower or to recommend us how to learn ASL (site, yt videos, or some kind of books etc.) You are the best, love youuu ❤❤❤

[@MrPonker]

I love u and u make a good content 💙💙

[@josiemills8869]

I have a cookie bite audiogram too! I also didn’t realize I was hard of hearing for years and we just thought I was kind of oblivious but nope just didn’t hear lol

[@giancarlocardenas285]

That's a coincidence for me cause that happen to the same thing my mom family

[@GavrielAbrahams]

My grandmother lost her hearing in one ear from measles. It's odd, because we never considered her HoH her whole life, and she never felt she struggled with it. But as she aged, she lost hearing in her remaining ear and now needs a hearing aid to communicate, which is actually kinda frustrating, because we actually use ASL with my son, who has speech apraxia, so I wish she had learned ASL when she was younger

[@matthewsnowdon8530]

Im 19 and have a conducive hearing loss but I’m not death i do hear hearing aids

[@JPJUSTIN02]

Matthew Snowdon Deaf - Not able to hear Death - Dead Please know the difference

[@pineappletv625]

Justin Pryor I think it was a typo

[@JPJUSTIN02]

Pineapple Tv oh ok

[@52lararafael]

Wow awesome that your family very beautiful 🤟🙏🏻

[@sammydrumm]

I only know ASL 1, I’m trying to learn more. I have an auditory process disorder so I’m bad at speaking other languages, so in college I took ASL to learn and I picked up on it. I use ASL at work some of my coworkers are Deaf. If I don’t know what they sign I ask them to finger spell it.

[@Cloneufc]

OMG! Sign me up for the deaf girl dating app!

[@Max-by1cm]

Im a Swedish boy on 16 years and i use sign laungues too but Swedish sign laungues but i can understand a kind of what you are saying.

[@river9118]

Was the fever your father had called Scarlett fever? My stepfather had it when he was a baby, and loss a chunk of his hearing because of the fever.

[@cuddlefishtreasures338]

this comment is to make a record of my declaration of learning sign just to understand what you are saying and to understand this one kid who started working at my job a couple of weeks ago. He is hearing impaired and is fluent in ASL. I can hear, and I hear a little too well on one side due to a faulty eustachian tube so I listen to people more carefully than most. I read lips. But, in your videos, sometimes certain words you mouth are not clear to me. Also, the new kid at my job does not seem to know how to read lips and NONE of us know sign so it was hard to work as a team. It was a mess. sooooo..... I am a nobody. Not a boss, not a leader. I just want to be able to understand people who sign and I want to be able to sign to others. So, Here I go. How long does it take to learn fluent ASL? Regardless, I start today!

[@alam9999-q2u]

Ohh, you were on the tedx talk video as well.

[@konkinike3514]

You are soooooo beautiful❤️ like an angel👼

[@jocelyncossey7447]

hi!! I’m 16 and I’ve worn hearing aids since I was 3. I had a double ear infection and ended up with nerve damage that has gotten worse over the years to a now 65% hearing loss. I really want to learn sign language as I used baby sign until I was 5 but forgot it when I went to a hearing school. I’ve only been in hearing school and haven’t ever received any speech therapy or extra help in school because my parents view of it was to treat me the same as every kid and I’d figure it out. I want to be an audiologist and be able to help others but I’m scared to not be accepted in the deaf community because I never got the chance to be in it. Any suggestions or help would be so appreciated I’m in Houston Texas!!💛💛

[@arnabbarua3132]

I could never imagine people around the World are so beautiful, but all people can not sense the World the same way. But i embrace them those who can not with all their physical senses, but they have evolved by their way to sense the beauty of the word. Yoh are actually very beautiful like all of us. ♥️From India♥️

[@mikaylasmith9721]

Sometimes I wish I was Deaf so I could be a part of their community. It's so amazing and beautiful to me. I'm in love with ASL and Deaf culture.

[@xxlana_]

I’m still watching the video even though I don’t understand the sign language.🤍

[@Canikipsc]

You are my hero

[@replyhazy]

i really liked this video, it was interesting and i’d love to see more like it! also you’re so close to 100K!!🌻

[@BlackBinderGames]

For some reason.....I cant quite focus on the captions.

[@katecourt4242]

If u want to save ASL u have to let people in. How do I know if I understand u without captions. In my country each talkers captions are a different colour so u can see dialogue in action.

[@sleepysunset4614]

My mum is fully deaf my dad hears in right but his left ear is deaf , my sis and me are deaf . I wish I could meet you but I live in Europe / England

[@fofofofo-yl2ku]

I think this girl and his family they does for him a magic fir not hearing im not crazy i know many things about that from only god . how i can talk with this girl i wanna tell here something to do .

[@lr4569]

You know how there's different languages like: Spanish, German, English, French etc is there different types of ASL like a French one version, Spanish version, English version etc

[@TDSm0ke]

Sorry if this is annoying lr dumb, but just interested... Do you or have you ever had hearing friends that can't sign and if yes how difficult was it to communicate?

[@frightenedrabbitfan]

Do you have any recommendations for speech therapists who work with students who are deaf/hh. I want to promote a healthy learning environment where they don't feel so much pressure to use their voice. I'm still learning sign...but it's also my job to help them communicats. Help! Lol.

[@granthaldane704]

Hi this is grant haldane and i am deaf too when i got hearing aid i couldnot understand those word just i can hear sound that all like you do

[@tstarrodriguez4333]

You say 3th genetic deaf family. I ask you question about your sister deaf same 3th genetic or your sister deaf 4th genetic.

[@readjon]

Love your nails

[@somegerman6783]

KZbin on some crack head sh*t with captions and knowing how to use them on ASL😂😂😂which is actually cool not gonna lie

[@nichv857]

What does Dossier mean?

[@meenaffanofbts5732]

I'm 10 and will someone tell me can deaf people talk?cause I know what or what my brain knows is that deaf people can talk but can't hear. And you are beautiful and kind looking😃

[@rican6718]

I wish I could understand

[@joshstevens1748]

What did you do during the pandemic? How were you able to hear updates from your local government or authorities?

[@littlebean7764]

Internet

[@KSLDEAF]

👍

[@jesusdelgado8954]

Your sis will go to gallaudet?

[@JamesDC42]

I can't believe how different ASL is to BSL. It's almost two different languages even though America and England both use the same language.

[@karissacarter5931]

I just wanted to hop on and say that ASL and BSL are actually two different languages. It's a common misconception that BSL and ASL are just like English but with signs, and it actually is really nothing like English. American Sign Language is rooted in French Sign Language (a Frenchman named Laurent Clerk came and taught sign), and British Sign Language is also very different from English, and completely different than ASL. They are totally separate from each other. The only real commonality between them is that they are a signed language, and that d/Deaf individuals use them in their respective countries.

[@iasminaarsene177]

I feel really sad because I am not deth

[@johnwick666]

I think i'm the only one who did watched the whole video without turning on the CC (bcz i was fascinated by you)

[@climate-moneymakingcampaig305]

Hey lovely chayene , why theres no ad at the beginning of ur videos ??? Theres one ad at the end of ur videos which 80% of viewers dont watch it ! Put it at the beginning please

[@lilj2248]

Was it scarlet fever ?

[@Girlyy11]

I have 4 deaf family

[@mikegood228]

Cheyenne DETROIT!!!

[@richardwiliams7813]

Hi,,, I'm deaf,, I was born and I was high fever sick I'm was little boy 2 year old,,,, my school hard of hearing and deaf are never sign language asl,,,,after graduation high in Michigan then I was 22 year old , I learned sign language to people deaf teach to me,,, My family's are not sign language,,, my family's said read lip slow,,,alway,, I liked to learn people deaf s sign language,,

[@williamnguyen740]

Wow

[@williamnguyen740]

I’m deaf too

[@williamnguyen740]

Nice to meet you

[@lavenderph8714]

I saw u in kids explain music

[@ericbuckner5772]

I find being deaf is a way of talking but without sound

[@lb2872]

Eric Buckner it’s literally that

[@praveenjohn1403]

💓💕from *India*

[@patrickmckeever5736]

Interesting story for sure so it not close as mine but had take speech classes & read lips well from learnings cued speech at 49ers yrs old and it was harder.. but that time I w as ok with it until went to NJSD deaf s hook at 5th grade and for higher School I decided go MSSD then went to RIT..My parents says cued speech and lip reading was the reason for my well English grammar and can talk little.i read lips welll..I do thank that..Who cares if PEOPLE SAY YOUR NOT DEAF ENUFF..I DONT LET IT DWELL ON ME..The person just fucking jealous!!!!!!

[@destineeramos2603]

im a 17 year old deaf female . i have a few questions honestly .... was there struggles through out school ? did hearing people accept you for who you were ?

[@CesarSanchez-nu3eo]

Destinee Ramos Are you really ? Iv’e always wondered whats its like to communicate with a deaf person . Is carrying like a mini notebook around a good thing to communicate with you guys as well? just by writing ?

[@destineeramos2603]

Cesar Sanchez yes totally ! or even texting back and forth is okay too ! some deaf are sketchy about talking to hearing people and some are fine . theres many ways to fix a barrier in communication :)

[@bl9libras819]

Lindas 😉👩

[@shirlynelongasa5111]

Good morning !Hello 👋👋👋👋

[@aliciarife6737]

I wish I could read sign language

[@rosemarytea3878]

Subs aren't working on my phone. I'm done, going to learn asl just to understand videos. Btw english isn't my first language soooo idk how to learn 2 sign languages at once

[@breephoenix111]

3 dots in top right hand corner or down the bottom and you tap on American closed captions

[@fenrir517]

ASL is a beautiful language