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RED ALERT FROM 4 PM -10 PMPossible brownout na naman.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
15/05/2026

RED ALERT FROM 4 PM -10 PM
Possible brownout na naman.
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That phrase captures the feeling of being “in between” two worlds—not fully belonging to either.💬 “Too deaf for the hear...
15/05/2026

That phrase captures the feeling of being “in between” two worlds—not fully belonging to either.

💬 “Too deaf for the hearing world”
This means:

In a hearing (non-deaf) environment, the person may struggle to follow conversations, especially in noisy places

They might feel left out, misunderstood, or different

Communication barriers (like fast speech, no captions, or lack of sign language) make it hard to fully participate

👉 In short: They’re seen as “too different” to fit comfortably in the hearing world.

🤟 “Too hearing for the deaf world”
This means:

In the Deaf community, the person may not feel fully connected either

Maybe they don’t use sign language fluently, or rely partly on hearing (like using hearing aids or cochlear implants)

Others might see them as not “deaf enough” culturally or linguistically

👉 In short: They don’t feel like they completely belong in the Deaf world either.

❤️ The deeper meaning
Together, the phrase expresses:

A sense of identity struggle

Feeling caught between two identities

Not fully accepted by either group

That’s why the bottom line says:

“Still deaf. Still in between. Still standing.”

It’s about resilience—even without fitting neatly into one category, the person is still strong and standing their ground.






The image is an awareness poster about “Persons with Disabilities with High Support Needs.”It explains that some persons...
14/05/2026

The image is an awareness poster about “Persons with Disabilities with High Support Needs.”

It explains that some persons with disabilities need more help in daily life, and that needing support is not weakness.

The poster gives examples of high support needs:

1. Severe Cerebral Palsy
➡️Limited movement and posture control
➡️Need help with daily activities
2.Severe Autism with High Support Needs
➡️Major difficulties with communication, behavior, and sensory processing
➡️Need help in most situations
3.Intellectual Disability with Dependency
➡️Significant limitations in learning and daily living skills
➡️Need help with everyday tasks
4.Psychosocial Disability
➡️Emotional, mental, or behavioral challenges
➡️Difficulties with daily functioning and understanding the world
5.Multiple Disabilities
➡️Two or more disabilities affecting daily life
➡️Need extensive support and care
6.Bedridden or Permanently Totally Disabled
➡️Unable to get out of bed or do daily activities
➡️Need full assistance in all aspects of life

Main message of the poster:

🟢“Disability is not incapacity.”
🟢Persons with disabilities have potential and deserve:
✅Respect
✅Patience
✅Compassion
✅Inclusion
✅Accessibility




“HOW TO TALK TO SOMEONE WITH HEARING DISABILITY? ” 👂 ♿Not all people with hearing disabilities communicate the same way....
14/05/2026

“HOW TO TALK TO SOMEONE WITH HEARING DISABILITY? ” 👂 ♿
Not all people with hearing disabilities communicate the same way. Some use sign language, some can lip reading, some use hearing aid, and some are more comfortable writing or typing.
What matters most: respect, patience, and proper communication.
Here are a few simple ways to make conversations more smooth and inclusive:
✅ 1. Get their attention first
Before speaking, you can: • Wave properly
• Slightly shoulder tap (if applicable)
• Use visual cue or eye contact
Avoid sudden shouting because it doesn't always help.
✅ 2. Face it well while speaking
Many Deaf or hard of hearing individuals use lip reading.
That's why it's important: • They see your face
• The light is bright
• Hands, masks, or cellphones do not cover the mouth while speaking
✅ 3. Speak clear, not too fast
No need to shout.
Clear and correct pronunciation is more important than loud voice.
Also avoid:
❌ Swearing or belittling
❌ "That's okay, you're just deaf. ”
❌ Imitating the way they speak
These words are hurtful and add to discrimination.
✅ 4. Use writing or cell phone if necessary
If misunderstanding: 📱 Type in notes
📝 Write on the paper
💬 Use chat or text
Finding ways to understand each other is not less than communication.
✅ 5. If there is a sign language interpreter, still talk to the person itself
This is one of those that others often forget.
When there is an interpreter: ✔ See and talk to a person with hearing disability
❌ Don't just look at the interpreter the whole conversation
This shows that you respect them as the person you talk to.
❤️ Take Note:
Hearing disability is not a barrier to understanding, respecting, and inclusion of a person in society.
Sometimes, it’s not special treatment they need — but simple concern, right conversation, and equal attention.
If we want the community to be inclusive, let's start with proper communication and respecting everyone regardless of their disability.
💬 Share this so that more Filipinos will learn about the right treatment of the Deaf and hard of hearing community.
⚠ DISCLAIMER:
This information is for educational awareness only and communication preferences may vary for each person with a hearing disability. It's still better to ask them properly what their most comfortable way of communicating is.






"You think if there is a hearing disability... DEAF immediately? ”❌ You are wrong.“Not all those with hearing disabiliti...
13/05/2026

"You think if there is a hearing disability... DEAF immediately? ”
❌ You are wrong.
“Not all those with hearing disabilities are deaf. ”
“And not all who ‘hear’ either... understandable. ”
“There are others who have Hard of Hearing—
🟩 something is heard but not clear
🟩 difficult because of noise
🟩 getting tired of listening”
“There is someone else who is Deaf—
🟩 using sign language
🟩communication is a different way”
“So if you say—
'You look okay, huh'
Why aren't you answering? ’
You can't help it.
You are the one who is becoming the obstacle. ”
“The problem is not hearing...
but lack of ACCESS and UNDERSTANDING. ”
“No need to shout—
you just have to be accessible.
🟩 Face it when talking
🟩 Give a caption
🟩 Adjust yourself”
"If only you knew this now,
share it.
For next time,
they won't adjust anymore—
except all of us. ”
Not everyone with hearing disability is Deaf.
The experience is different—but the same rights.
The question: Do you understand, or just hear?

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This content is for awareness and general information only. For proper diagnosis or assessment, consult with a licensed audiologist or medical professional.




06/04/2026

Odiongan Hymn Song.





26/02/2026

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Soon to open!!!Tumingad, Odiongan, Romblon
21/02/2026

Soon to open!!!

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Happy Birthday Governor Trina Firmalo-Fabic - Provincial RomblonToday, let us celebrate not only the accomplishments of...
18/02/2026

Happy Birthday Governor Trina Firmalo-Fabic - Provincial Romblon

Today, let us celebrate not only the accomplishments of the past but the possibilities of the future. Wishing you the happiest of birthdays, hope this becomes the best one you've had!

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29/01/2026

Update FSL - ROMBLON other Island.

1) Romblon Island
Romblon Municipal - Romblon, Romblon

2) Sibuyan Island
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