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Shari grew up mainstreamed in school and used her voice and read lips to communicate. Now, using ASL and her voice, she frequently uses SVRS with Voice Carry Over (VCO) to connect with family, friends, and co-workers.
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Daniel and Alberto use trilingual SVRS interpreters (via Sorenson VRS Español) to contact their Spanish-speaking mother in Mexico
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Using SVRS with Voice Carry Over (VCO), Alan, a civil engineer, is able to voice directly with vendors, coworkers, and other hearing individuals
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Frank, the owner of a sports equipment company, uses SVRS with Voice Carry Over (VCO) to transact business with wholesalers across the United States
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Carmen has gained independence in her videophone calling through Sorenson VRS
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Joanne uses Sorenson VRS with Voice Carry Over (VCO) to accurately communicate names of bacterial organisms and antibiotics
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Tommy used Sorenson VRS with Voice Carry Over (VCO) to order an engagement ring for fiancé Kelly
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Mainstreamed student Ryssa is a typical teen—she uses Sorenson VRS to connect with friends and order pizza
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Educator Leon communicates with his students through Sorenson VRS
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Elementary student Christina connects with her grandparents through Sorenson VRS
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Patients at Chicago's Mount Sinai Hospital are using Sorenson VRS
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