A blog entailing a deaf user going through the Cochlear Implant Journey. It is a well perceived notion that all things technical has a shelf life - limited lifespan and it is difficult to put a date on anything as there are so many variables that affects the outcome of that particular technology. I view it the same with hearing aids and as CI as well. External parts of the CI is easily fixed and the company always kept on top in regards technological advances. So I say - take.

My journey as a mother of hearing impaired child - our trials,triumphs and milestones. Sharing all aspects of how deaf can talk too! Sunday, March 25, 2018. Having doubts about speech in the initial years was normal with a deaf child. Yet I always dreamt that my kids would sing as well as I was heavily into singing in my growing up years.

Anyway, he underwent the series of speech tests and at the end, the audiologist informed me that he did NOT need any therapy. Then I drove him to school where he spent the rest of the day there with his CI on. He came home and he immediately noticed that his sister had a high-pitched voice and that hi.

I first heard of MMA some ten years ago, give or take. I thought he was pretty good. You can catch him on Spike TV channel.