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I have the same question as yours and need a stronger transcribe app. I tried to microphone that fit onto my cellphone but they didn't help much. Need a stronger transcribe

what I need is a device that triggers a strobe light when my doorbell rings. I want something that is as simple as possible. Any ideas? Also something that triggers a strobe light when my fire alarm goes off.

when wearing hearing aids every few hours take them out and let your ears dry out because we don't know what moisture build up does to our inner ears

Natasha. I can relate to your problem. After the failure of a CI implant in my right ear leaving me deaf in that ear, I am reluctant to have a CI in my left ear. I am afraid it might leave me totally deaf. You can read about my CI experience at: www.cochlearimplanthorrorstory.com

I find it very works quite well and I use a microphone attachment to increase the range but I still need a more powerful microphone.

would you try a re-surgery after this experience: https://cochlearimplant-failure.com/ I am afraid of going through all that again and don't know if they can tell me the chances

there are many speech-to-text apps but I haven't found one that I can use in a conversation around a table that picks up the speech. A person has to almost be talking right into the phone for those to work. Any apps out there that can pick up a conversation at a short distance like in a...

I forgot to include the link so here it is: https://cihorrorstory.com/

the more people that respond to this link the better I will be able to gather helpful information for myself and others that I am in contact with that have the same general problems. anyone know of anyway to get the link out onto the digital information highway?

I have a hard time hearing a conversation in a coffee shop and such places. There are a lot of apps out there that translate speech to text but none that I tried worked unless the people were almost talking right into the cell phone. Any app that will pick up distant speech?

in case I didn't give the link to the essay I wrote on my condition. https://cihorrorstory.com/

does anyone know of any devices that can be used for spleech-to-text daily conversations.

I saw the 3rd Otolaryngologist about the roaring and none of them really knows what the cause is or anything else about it. Doctors don't know as much as we think they do.

Now it is going on 1 year since the CI failure and I still have roaring and rumbling in my head that I had never had before the surgery. In short, there was no benefit what-so-ever to that CI surgery and worse than no benefit putting up with all this stuff. My balance is back but not back to...

be very careful about a cochlear implant. this was my experience--www.cihorrorstory.com--I don't mean to scare you but just be careful

since my CI failure (www.cihorrorstory.com) I am now interested to know if any bone conduction surgeries are being done. Anyone know?

being deaf is better than going through what I went through. Consider yourself lucky in some ways. https://cihorrorstory.com/

be careful. I just had a CI that failed. My story is here: //cihorrorstory.com

I had a cochlear implant on March 15, 2018 and the activation was on April 5th. It was a terrible experience from which I have not yet recovered. I created a Web site that explains what I went through. If anyone would like to take the time to read it I would appreciate because I have some...