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Deaf-Blind Woman Becomes Doctor in UK, Uses Disability to Connect with Patients
Alexandra Adams, a 32-year-old deaf-blind woman, has become the UK's first deaf-blind doctor, stating that her disabilities have helped her better understand patients.
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