with a provider who was deaf? or blind?

Sure, why not!

Joey

Marlee Matlin were a provider I would pay up to 2,000 depending on reviews.

And aren't the blind REALLy good with their hands?

Yes.

Once again, Sedona, an intriguing question. I had a couple of interesting thoughts on this subject, but when I typed them out, they sounded kind of patronizing. So, to make a long story short, I imagine I would learn a lot from such an encounter.

that's most definitely not an end in itself. It sure is possible depending on the reviews and as long as dumb is nowhere in the general details...but all kidding aside...having known people whom have overcome disabilities and notwithstanding my great respect for their tremendous courage...they have this sixth sense which makes them kind of special beyond any sexual escapades ever mentioned on this thread.That being said...their giving and taking heated,physical passion during an erotic liason would be a "piece of cake".

The provider, would have to have someone she could really trust, especially if she was blind. Hearing impaired people could use email. HMMMMMM Sedona, think about opening another business....

Here in the VA tidewater area, we have a blind provider.  She's a real sweetheart, great service, great attitude, gets topnotch reviews always.  She has a male helper that assists her with travel, counts the money for her, etc.

So to answer your question, yes, absolutely.

Have seen a hearing impaired provider and it was Great! Agree with the "sixth sense" concept and the observation that people impaired in one sense compensate in their other senses! I would bet many of these providers are very good at what they do!
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Never heard of a blind or deaf provider, but neither would be a reason not to see her.

"...with a provider who was deaf? or blind?"

Yep.

--b.

I have heard from some providers that being blind could be a real benfit with some customers.

Yep, I don't see that as a reason to not to see her.

-Hoot.

Certainly. The one who's deaf might be more of a challenge, unless she's really good at lip reading. The blind one could be outta this world ... having to touch everywhere in order to 'see.'

Jimbo

Yep I sure would.

I imagine some providers would also think that having a lack of sense of smell could also be a real benefit with some customers!

I have no pejudices in this area but I find the likelyhood of a blind provider about par with finding a blind commercial airline pilot.

I would imagine someone who was deaf would make REALLY good eye contact during an encounter.........

Of course I would.  And what's equally if not more interesting is that I've known a number of providers who regularly saw "hobbyists" with disabilities; in some cases the men were deformed, and from what I could glean, the providers were the only way that they had sexual contact with a woman.  Rather poignant, isn't it?

I had the opportutunity to spend time with a deaf provider once.  She was visiting LA from the east coast.  It was a little inconvenient to carry on a conversation (we conversed by writing notes on the the scratch pad in the hotel room) but she was definitely there to please!