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Not through a service, not out of necessity, not through pen and paper," she says. She says the first time that happened, she wept. Jodee was never able to call her parents for a chat, but now she can video-call them. New technology, in particular phone and internet developments, is breaking down barriers of communication and offering a freedom like never before. Can you imagine giving birth and not knowing what the doctors are saying?" "My mum went through labour three times without an interpreter in hospital.
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"You could only get a free interpreter for a funeral or wedding," she says. When Jodee was growing up in the 1980s, services for deaf people were very limited. It's just the beauty of nature," Jodee says. The Mundy family did look into it, but there's no discernible reason why Jodee can hear and her brothers and parents cannot. "I guess in a way two camps of people - some people are more about glass half-full and others are a bit more glass half-empty," Jodee says. When Jodee tells people her story their response often falls one of two ways: those who exclaim how interesting it is, and those who exclaim at how hard it must have been. So when I introduce myself, I say I'm a CODA, I have deaf heart." "To sign CODA, you take the deaf sign but you take your two fingers from your ear onto your heart. "To sign deaf, you get your index finger and your middle finger, and you put them over your ear and then over your mouth," she explains. It's a feeling she believes is expressed in Auslan itself. Jodee was about 15 when she first heard about the term used to describe kids like her, CODA. Jodee's parents didn't mind how loud she played her music, but her neighbours did. I could play it as loud as I wanted," she says - adding with a smile that one time, the neighbours complained. "It was my link to the hearing world and pop culture. And I was a good kid, I just didn't understand the system." But I think I've forgiven myself for being such a terrible daughter. Find someone else to do it'," she recalls. I used to scream, 'I'm not your secretary. Loadingīy the time Jodee hit her teens, she'd had enough of interpreting for her family. "That's the life of CODAs," she surmises. She would crawl down the dark corridor to her brother's room and wake him up, writing out the letters B.A.D - M.A.N - I.N - H.O.U.S.E on his hand. Lying in bed at night Jodee developed a plan. "I used to get really scared because if someone broke in no-one could hear me scream," she said. Sometimes dark scenarios would play on Jodee's mind - like what would happen if someone broke into their home at night. Jodee remembers telling her family about the Berlin Wall coming down.
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