Ruth Sidransky (July 1, 1929- October 7, 2017) was born in the Bronx, New York to two profoundly deaf parents. Her first language was Sign, which she used exclusively as a young child and she translated the world's sounds for her parents throughout their lives. She is the mother of the well-known functional medicine doctor Mark Hyman, MD. Sidransky remains a voice for the deaf. Ruth co-founded the Jewish Community Association of the Deaf in Plantation with Hank Hyman.
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