my name is jeff I have questions

[Guest guest]

Jeff,

There are a lot of people here who have the implants. Why don't you ask us your

questions and keep reading the messages on the list because you will definitely

get a lot of information from this group. Welcome to CI Hear.

Alice

>

> I was wondering if anyone has had the hearing implants

> and what it was like?   Jeff >

[Guest guest]

Smiling! Well, I work full time during the day and then..just imagine how

many email messages I'd have to read at night - I do check into this at work

but almost never respond.

Actually, I'd love to learn more and make better use of my CI. I've had my

N22 for 14 years now and am considering a bilateral early next year. I'd

really like to take AV therapy this time around but...where can I find the

time since not only with my job, I'm also a leader in several organizations

on state, national and international base. Whew!

Jeff

Re: my name is jeff I have questions

Jeff,

There are a lot of people here who have the implants. Why don't you ask us

your questions and keep reading the messages on the list because you will

definitely get a lot of information from this group. Welcome to CI Hear.

Alice

>

> I was wondering if anyone has had the hearing implants

> and what it was like? Jeff >

[Guest guest]

IIPS, Alice! I thought you were pointing to me but you are talking to the

other Jeff. Sorry! Jeff

Re: my name is jeff I have questions

>

>

> Jeff,

>

> There are a lot of people here who have the implants. Why don't you ask

us

> your questions and keep reading the messages on the list because you will

> definitely get a lot of information from this group. Welcome to CI Hear.

>

> Alice

>

>

>

> >

> > I was wondering if anyone has had the hearing implants

> > and what it was like? Jeff >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Jeff,

Are you aware of the recent upgrades in processors for the N22?

It's called the 3G processor and is made specifically for those with

the N22. Several of the folks on this list have upgraded and could

probably tell you how they like the change.

Something you could do if you don't have time to go for AV therapy

if you go bilateral.. if you have any spare time at all would be to

go to some of the online sites and practice listening to some of the

read along stories or use the ESL lab.. you'd be more or less be

giving yourself your own therapy.

You'll find several auditory therapy links of you go to our links

section.

In case you have trouble accessing them.. I'll send you a couple of

the links here.

http://www.esl-lab.com/

http://international.ouc.bc.ca/pronunciation/

http://www.auditoryverbaltraining.com/websites.htm

These are just a few of the sites you can go to for practice.

Please let us know if we can be of more help.

Warm regards,

silly MI

In , " Bohrman " <jsbohrman@e...> wrote:

> Smiling! Well, I work full time during the day and then..just

imagine how

> many email messages I'd have to read at night - I do check into

this at work

> but almost never respond.

>

> Actually, I'd love to learn more and make better use of my CI.

I've had my

> N22 for 14 years now and am considering a bilateral early next

year. I'd

> really like to take AV therapy this time around but...where can I

find the

> time since not only with my job, I'm also a leader in several

organizations

> on state, national and international base. Whew!

>

> Jeff

>