Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 My son had a cochlear implant and he did not get benefit from it for a long time. We put a second one in and they still thought it would not help. But six months later, he started hearing with it and now is able to distinguish many sounds. We are amazed. All the professionals are amazed. We are thrilled but it has been a llong and painful process but now he can hear! Deedee, Mom to Bryce age 7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Deedee, that is so interesting. We are trying to get Whitney qualified for the Cochlear implant. Her cat scan came back o.k., but they are saying that she may have to much hearing. She has profound in her left and severe in her right ear. She has a hearing aid for her right ear, but we don't see that she can hear with it. She has never startled with her hearing aid. She will be having her third abr soon to see if her hearing has gotten worse. The ENT at the house ear institute said that if she has any aidable hearing, she won't qualify. That makes no sense to me. She will have to go through life hearing mumbling, when she could have a surgery to restore hearing. Any advise? What was Bryce's hear level tested at? DeAnn, Mom to Austin 8, 5, and CHARgE Whitney 9 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Deedee, that is so interesting. We are trying to get Whitney qualified for the Cochlear implant. Her cat scan came back o.k., but they are saying that she may have to much hearing. She has profound in her left and severe in her right ear. She has a hearing aid for her right ear, but we don't see that she can hear with it. She has never startled with her hearing aid. She will be having her third abr soon to see if her hearing has gotten worse. The ENT at the house ear institute said that if she has any aidable hearing, she won't qualify. That makes no sense to me. She will have to go through life hearing mumbling, when she could have a surgery to restore hearing. Any advise? What was Bryce's hear level tested at? DeAnn, Mom to Austin 8, 5, and CHARgE Whitney 9 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 2, 2004 Report Share Posted May 2, 2004 Deedee, that is so interesting. We are trying to get Whitney qualified for the Cochlear implant. Her cat scan came back o.k., but they are saying that she may have to much hearing. She has profound in her left and severe in her right ear. She has a hearing aid for her right ear, but we don't see that she can hear with it. She has never startled with her hearing aid. She will be having her third abr soon to see if her hearing has gotten worse. The ENT at the house ear institute said that if she has any aidable hearing, she won't qualify. That makes no sense to me. She will have to go through life hearing mumbling, when she could have a surgery to restore hearing. Any advise? What was Bryce's hear level tested at? DeAnn, Mom to Austin 8, 5, and CHARgE Whitney 9 months Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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