Over the Christmas break, we went down to see Chance's grandparents...they live south, which is always warmer than we are.
While we were there, we went to a park that is basically just giant red rocks, crevices, tunnels, and a crevice so narrow, that when you hike through it, you are wedged in between two giant rocks that tower up above you and enclose you. The man in front of me was claustrophobic and it was a slow go for him:)
One of the rocks was big enough that people were rapelling off of it. Chance was walking along the top of this rock taking great interest in the men rapelling down when they made him an offer he could not refuse.
If he brought his parents over and they gave permission, they would let him rapell down.
Chance has been talking about this experience for a few weeks now. He loved it.
I love that Chance has the ability to interact and communicate with people he just met . The implants allow him to just be like any other child. He can talk to anyone and he has the confidence to interact with people he does not know.
You wonder how your deaf child will interact with the world when you first discover they are deaf.
We are very pleased about how the interaction thing is going for Chance:)
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