Restaurant workers learn sign language for young patron

Jessica Robb reports on an Edmonton restaurant’s manager and employees learning basic sign language to reach out to a young deaf customer.
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[@GoodWillPrevail]

This is so sweet. She's a beautiful little girl. She is blessed to have such a warm, loving community.

[@markbosnick8006]

I can see this trend evolving in the near future. This is absolutely wonderful. Soon, deaf persons will not feel hindered or mentally challenged in communicating with other persons. It will be as if they have the power of speech. And they will. This is one way I love how humans are changing the world, because now, we all are learning empathy for others and coming together as one. What a burden that will be lifted from those who are deaf. This is LOVE my friends.

[@ASLTeachingResources]

This warms my ❤

[@taylorsanders8742]

2:00 words to live by

[@potter3439]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@BenKuipers]

ASL is not universal... there is a better system, worldwide... ASL is just an American dialect...