My story
My name is Chelsea Villines
and this is my story.
Chelsea Villines
My Story
My name is Chelsea and I was born 30+ years ago.
I am happily married to an amazing man who puts up with the crazy me. I am a BOYmom of 3 and expecting baby #4 in May.
I am deaf! Yes you read that right. I’m not from Germany like I tell people when they ask about my accent (although it’s pretty funny seeing their facial expressions). I wasn’t born deaf, I lost my hearing at the age around 18 months from a fall down a flight of stairs. My parents gave up trying to find out the main cause and just realized it’s what the lord had in plans for me!
I grew up in the public school system and excelled in sports and academics. Thanks to my amazing family and teachers and friends! I seriously wouldn’t be who I am without them!!
So wife, mama… and I’m a dental hygienist! Yes I love cleaning dirty teeth and trying to help you improve your oral health (even though you don’t want to listen to me).
I’m also a shampoo rep! I love helping people have a healthy head of hair so if you need help- I’m you’re girl! I always love proving people wrong and being a successful deaf mama!!!
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“My mission is to empower other people who are living with disabilities, and want to live more fulfilling life”
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My Life as Boy-mom
Those of you that have one, two, three, or even seven boys will understand what I mean by this – boys can be the sweetest human beings one minute and become the most destructive human force on this earth the next minute. Just the other day, I was making breakfast for...
When I Was Born I Didn’t Have a Disability
When I was born, all 5 of my senses (eyes, ears, mouth, nose, and touch) worked! At the age of 18 months, I lost one of my senses due to a fall. My sense of HEARING no longer worked. Of course, being the ornery 2 year old I was, I did not let it affect my way of life....
My Story
Looking BEYOND My Disability Merriam-Webster defines DISABILITY as a physical, mental, cognitive, or developmental condition that impairs, interferes with, or limits a person’s ability to engage in certain tasks or actions or participate in typical daily activities...