My Boyfriend Didn't Know I Secretly Got a Hearing Aid

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Hi, I'm Evelyn! I hope my story will inspire everyone who’s going through a rough time right now. Don't forget to subscribe to the Private Diary channel and hit that like button!

[anonymousfan]

I’m also learning sign language and it’s great to see a main character who inspires people to learn it.

[huffypuffy]

What her father did was indeed a wrost thing a parent could do to their child.But unlike her mother he stayed there for her.Glad she found her happy ending ❤

[chinzahpuii]

The story reminds me of Evelyn Glennie 💜

[tomwilliams]

I’m glad everything worked out for you Evelyn and things are better between you, your dad, Betty, and Adam. Your story really shows life is never a straight line it can have bumps but like you said they can ever destroy or make you stronger. Want your doing helping sign language I can tell felt will have something special for you.

[MissTV]

I'm proud that Evelyn was able to get back what she lost.

[kray_pop]

0:04 she kinda reminds me of Anastasia from Cinderella

[Alexrocks]

I had gone to a school that was a elementary and middle school, with kids with Special Ed kids and deaf kids and sign language. We used that and and made fun silent videos. You could overcome the hardships and have friends, even if people are deaf.

[Dog-Lover]

That phrase
“come to terms
with something”
just means
come to reach
a state of
acceptance
or understanding
regarding
any situation,
event, feeling,
especially
one that is
difficult or
painful.

This process
often involves
acknowledging
the reality
of a situation,
processing
emotions
associated
with it and
finding a way
to move forward.

[jonathanhamiltonjrbigjohn]

Evelyn, I'm glad things got better for you
And Private Diary, keep up the great work

[quantum_leapx]

Guyzz, it's the story of Evelyn Glennie, the famous Scottish percussionist. (There are some changes in the story though)

[dragonboy]

I am so glad Betty and Adam were good people

[mmmlllar]

Thank you so much for the unique stories and for posting a lot❤

[DiogoChris]

No way... The dad got off way too easy.
How could he find out that there's a possibility that his deaf child could get their hearing back, and he decided to lie about it. On top of that, he didn't even get her hearing aids.
That's a disgusting thing to do. There's no love there, just selfishness, and he's a very horrible father and person overall

[bonisiwezikhali]

Thank you so much for the daily post🙏🏻❤️🫶🏼

[jennifersegura]

😮 I like the story a lot because it's good and I did not know about different people cuz it's hard to talk to people while they're death and do signwinger it's hard because I have trouble I have people out there who has to do sanguage and we wish but it's hard to do it with people out there I know I've been in that tough situations trying to wear myself and I think that's a good idea to do classes for some language and how to be whips and it's a good teenager story I like it

[moviewatcher]

I'm sorry about what happened to you Evelyn but don't worry I'm sure things will turn out better for you

[suzannahoskins]

It 's so good that she got a hearing aid

[Dog-Lover]

It is when you
finally realize
in your mind
and body that
something
you were
grappling
with has
a solution
you must
embark upon,
even with
uncertainty.

[lilygurl]

This reminds me of the percussionist evelyn glennie

[Dog-Lover]

It can apply to
various contexts,
such as grief,
loss, personal
challenges
or significant
life changes.

Ultimately,
it will signify
a shift from
denial or
resistance
to a more
constructive
and reconciliatory
perspective.