[orkaa]

So no waking up when you have a cold?

[ffggvv]

No waking up when you're deaf?

EDIT: but seriously how do deaf people wake up?

[nacs]

> but seriously how do deaf people wake up?

A vibrating wrist band (like https://www.amazon.com/Silent-Vibrating-Personal-Alarm-Shake... ) ?

[aab0]

We use vibrating alarm clocks. If you're only hard of hearing, a regular alarm clock can still work as well. My favorite alarm clock had a vibrator and sound, but it also had a socket for my lamp to plug into, so it would wake me up in all 3 ways. Fantastic for waking up at 6AM when I just wanted to either kill myself or go back to sleep. (Sadly, when I was at NTID, the socket for the vibrator to plug in broke.)

[peatmoss]

I use a dawn simulator for SAD / easier wake up reasons. Suspect they'd work equally well if I were deaf.

[delecti]

In addition to the other replies, there are vibrating pad alarm clocks you can put into your pillow case.

[Kluny]

You can set your phone on vibrate.