Deaf Children and their Families Book

The author has two daughters who have a genetic hearing loss. Her own mother has had hearing loss and has worn hearing aides since she was in her 30's so the author decides to search her own family tree to see if others have had this hearing loss. She does find two sisters that lived around the late 1800's or early 1900's. They were immigrants that came through Ellis Island. Aside from that there is not a lot of information about them and she intersperses her story with a fictional story about how her ancestors dealt with their hearing loss in the days before there were hearing aides and implants. She also deals with her own relationship with her mother and how her mother often seemed distant to her, but may have often been because of her hearing loss. The rest of the book deals with how she dealt with and accepted her daughters hearing loss. I think this book would be helpful to others dealing with a child's hearing loss. I would like to see a sequel telling us how her daughters dealt with their hearing loss as they got older.