The rich sounds of Christmas are
especially beautiful, but what if
you couldn't hear those sounds?
That's the case for these children and
children who are deaf or hearing
impaired, for them, Christmas carols
are to be seen and Christmas
wishes expressed to a Santa
who uses sign language.
Youngsters from four area schools for
the hearing impaired gathered for this
event at Richardson Square Mall.
And it's obvious that for these kids, not
much is missing from the joy of the
holiday season.
Still, it is difficult to imagine a
Christmas morning without Christmas
carols, without jingle bells, without
laughter beneath the tree.
The only way to compensate is to
reach out and touch.
Doug Adams, Channel 5 Action News.
Richardson for.