Woman Victim Uses UbiDuo

Jason Curry, CEO of sComm, Inc (a deaf owned and deaf run company) where the UbuiDuo is built, donated the face-to-face communication device to a hearing woman so she could communicate with her friends, families, nurses and doctors while she recuperates from a violent store robbery.

Nearly a month after a man slashed the throat of a clerk at a convenience
store, the 19-year-old woman struggles to recover and regain her speech.

Police said Sean Cave, 38, allegedly robbed the Stop-N-Go on Highway 59
in Winthrop, Mo., and nearly killed Kim DeJonge. He is accused of slitting
DeJonge's throat twice and stabbing her seven times.

Kudos to Jason Curry for helping out a victim in need of support and help.