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Vanessa Marano of ABC Family's Switched at Birth talks about how her understanding of the deaf community has broadened since joining the show and much more in this exclusive video. Katie Leclerc of ABC Family's Switched at Birth talks about her character Daphne Vasquez being a normal teenager, why the deaf element is secondary, and much more in this exclusive video.

Katie Leclerc of ABC Family's Switched at Birth talks about her own experiences in overcoming bullying, her advice to those being bullied, and much more in this exclusive video. Read Time: 2 Minute, 59 Second.

Read more about that below along with some more interesting and fun facts about Katie LeClerc. But, not to get bogged down so easily, Katie taught her beloved dog sign language too! Thomsen Young. Like this: Like Loading Thomsen Young Founder of SG. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email.

Since both the hearing loss and dizziness are caused by excessive fluid buildup in the inner-ear, doctors often recommend limiting salt intake and exercising which can help your body flush out extra water. Switched at Birth has several deaf characters—and one episode was performed entirely in sign language. Other deaf viewers say that, thanks to Switched at Birth, strangers no longer stare at them at the grocery store.

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