Prelingual deafness
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A profoundly prelingually deaf individual is someone who was born with insufficient hearing to acquire speech normally, or who lost their hearing prior to the age at which speech is acquired.
[edit] See also
- Deaf culture
- Deaf education
- Deaf history
- Hearing impairment
- List of notable deaf people
- Models of deafness
- Post-lingual hearing impairment
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