Our understanding is that there may be hundreds of different wafer map formats out there. We can add support for more formats as they are made available to us. If you have a format you need supported please contact:
Let's put it this way: Being Deaf isn't about having a disability. It is about navigating through life with your eyes and hands.. Or how about this: Deafness doesn't have to be a disability. The knowledge, habits, and approaches to life used by members of the culturally Deaf community allow a person to live without needing to hear. Thus the ability or lack of ability to hear can be made to not matter..
Deaf applicants, or those with profound hearing loss, should be able to qualify for disability benefits - either by meeting the SSA's listing, or through a medical-vocational allowance. Here is how it works. If you have profound hearing loss or deafness, you should be able to qualify for Social Security disability benefits. The Social Security Administration (SSA) details how significant your hearing loss must be for it to qualify as a disability that prevents you from working, and thus makes you eligible for benefits.