右に耳から聞こえません。

日本語でどういいますかわかりませんが、私は「Congenital Disorder」で生まれました。「Congenital Disorder」は簡単に言うと、生まれからの病気とか、体に何かが不完全のままで生まれたってことです。私の「Congenital Disorder」は「Microtia (in the right ear)」と呼ばれています。つまり、右の耳には音が入る穴がありません。子供の頃に耳鼻科の先生に「あなたの右の耳は８０％ぐらい「Deaf」です」と言われました（「Deaf」は日本語でどう言いますか？）。２０％の残りはありますが、それは深い音とか、すごくでかい音とかは耳の穴がなくてもまだ聞こえますから。つまり、人が右の耳に近づいて叫んだらどうか聞こえるかもしれません。（笑）

耳が悪くて困ることはよくありますが、私は一切自分のことを障害者だと思ったことはありません。バンドマンもやってますし、右の耳の不完全は実は自慢できることです。メンバーたちとふざけているときに、たまには「私は一つの耳でお前より音楽をちゃんとやれるぞ」と冗談します。

右の耳に実に障害があっても悩んではしません。母が苦労して生んだ私の体の一部ですから。

話が長くなってすみません！

皆さん、良い金曜日を！

I don't know how to say it in Japanese, but I was born with a "Congenital Disorder". A "Congenital Disorder", simply put, is a condition you have since birth, or something in your body being incomplete at the time of your birth. My "Congenital Disorder" is called "Microtia (in the right ear)". Basically, my right ear does not have a hole (or opening) where sound can enter. When I was a child, an ENT doctor told me that my right ear was 80% deaf. The 20% that remains is because I can still hear deep sounds and loud sounds without an opening in my ear. In other words, if someone came close to my right ear and shouted, I would probably be able to hear them. (lol)

My ear not working does cause some problems for me, but I have never thought of myself as a disabled person. I even play music with a band, so my dysfunctional right ear is actually something I can be proud of. Sometimes, when I'm joking around with my band members, I tell them "I can play music better than you, even with just one ear!".

Even though I really do have a disability in my right ear, I will never let it bother me. It's a part of my body that my mother worked hard to give birth to.

I apologize that my story got really long!

I hope everyone has a good Friday!