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    Cochlear Implant advise

    I was first implanted with a CI when I was in fourth grade and even at that age (around 10 yrs young), I still didn't understand the concept of a CI until I experienced it. By implanting your child, you are giving him the advantage of potentially advancing his hearing, especially at such a young...
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    just how bad is my idea?

    He? I'm a girl..... and you edited it haha.
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    just how bad is my idea?

    Many thanks to you guys! The screen printing business is definitely a tough industry to survive and thrive in because it seems that a lot of people slip under silently. But I do have some contacts and ideas. The fact that it's operated/run by a deaf person may help with the sales but I'm not...
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    just how bad is my idea?

    Lately, I've developed an interest in screen printing and was trying to think up of a good niche. Then it hit me. The deaf community. How about this: A screen-printing business run by a fellow Deaf woman that is aimed towards the Deaf community? I will be creating my own line of t-shirts...
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    Can you tell when someone's behind you?

    Yes I do 'feel' others who are behind me. Often when I'm home alone and sitting at the Kitchen table with my back to the front door, I turn around and it's right when my mom is about to scare me. She always sneaks in and tries to scare me to 'teach me a lesson to wear my implant so no on can...
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    I have some questions about being deaf.

    Is there total silence in your head or would you even know what silence is or what is the difference? Yes and no. I'm sitting on my bed writing this and I have no Choclear Implant on, so I am completely deaf. Yes it is complete silence, if someone calls for me, I will simply not hear them. No...
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    NDP freshman medals in the Deaflympics

    Wow, that's... oustanding for a such a young kid. Kudos to her!
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    Covering of hearing aids with your hair

    I went through wierd phases. First, I wore my hair up all through middle school in a ponytail. Then I started to wear it down in the first two years of high school, I really did try to hide the fact that I was deaf because I did not like how differently people would start to treat me. Now I am...
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    Just another member...

    Thanks for the welcomes! Sorry it took so long to get back... I've been extremely busy.
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    Just another member...

    Just saying hello... :wave: I'm a hard of hearing teenager who was born with a moderate hearing loss (which progressed to profound) for unknown reasons. I've been implanted with the Cochlear Implant on both sides but currently only wear my right side (never got used to the left side yet). I'm...
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