How A Blind And Deaf Mother Fought To Keep Her Baby

If love to see an update to see how she and her daughter are doing❤. I wish people would stop seeing people with disabilities as not being able to do things like other's. I've had doctors and specialist tell me my daughter would never walk talk or even drive and here she is at 22 walking talking living in her own apartment and getting ready to take a divers test. Stop labeling people as they can't and start telling them they can and support them

So proud of Julia

I suppose nowadays some things could be solved by technology, for example im sure there is a device these days able to tell the mother that the infant is crying.

There's an update on the channel "Real Families" of Julia and Ayla.

The man who made her pregnant is a moral monster and should be in jail.

So strong and courage!!!

break my heart 💔🥺 it's so heartbreaking

How the heck did she even converse with the father of the baby ?

"Julia is married to John Kimbell and they have three children. She lives in the Peterborough area."

This little baby will grow up to be her mom's eyes and ears and her best friend ever!

Oh man, I got teary eyed. I think a follow up on their life would be great to watch. I hope they’re all doing well.

As someone who is visually impaired, I cannot imagine having both disabilities so she was so brave in my opinion, but it’s her normal at the same time so what might be scary to us being blind and deaf is normal to her so I’m sure she’s got ways to cope Such as once the kid is old enough teaching it sign language

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So he can have the balls to take advantage of a deaf blind person, why because she can't tell his wife. She has to do this herself, it's possible I think. There are blind that's done it and deaf have done it, but both.. possible there is a lot of devices out there 🤷🏾‍♀️

I wonder how this lil 80s baby grew up and how there story went.

I find it unsettling how aggressive and quick to want to take her baby away the social services staff were from the very beginning. It felt like they didn't even want to offer her support.

Julia went on to live a beautiful life and she definitely raised her baby and had another one.

I listened to the entire episode ❤ Just watching it during the ending. To try to feel how the Mom (Mum) may have felt ❤ What a beautiful woman/mother. I wish her & the baby the happiest and blessed life EVER! ❤😊🤲🏼🤲🏼🫡🫡Much respect for all who participated in this Documentary. With No interrupted material ❤Please keep posting! From Surprise Arizona USA 🇺🇸 ❤

What a beautiful baby her friend has absolutely beautiful

How horrid to treat her like this!

I do hope that the biological father steps up as a dad. I also hope he is made to pay child support.

She's a very brave woman to even live on her own, much less take care of a baby! I'm glad there are resources available to help her.I wish her and the baby all the best! 💕

Is this 40yrs old video?

U need a lot help u can’t carry a baby around like that … does she have a pet ?? If she hasn’t a pet a cat dog she cares for how will she do a baby

What year is this from ?? How will u pay 💰 do u know ??? What that baby is gonna feel like coming out ur vagina

She’s just happy to be a mom and get a chance but what happen to her can’t be right …

How will she see or hear if baby is in need or distress? Praying someone will help her.

Which language are they using on the hand?