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What minor change can people make to help their disabled colleagues and friends?
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this post was submitted on 28 Jul 2025
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Try to look at people when you speak to them when possible. You never know who is hard of hearing, it’s not always obvious (and some people don’t like to admit it or bring attention to it).
I would also point out that eye contact makes some people uncomfortable. If someone you're talking to doesn't return your gaze, its probably wise to look near them instead of directly at them.