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The thing is, the brain is best at learning how to listen and to form language is best done at beginning stages of life. I got my implants in my 40's after a lifetime of using HA's. I have a hard time learning to listen to sounds needed for understanding speech and I can tell it's cause I didn't...

AD is short for Alldeaf.

For me, it was stress at my job that caused me to be depressed. I got lucky and found a great job that has no stress at all. Just something to think about of one possible trigger.

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I believe Cochlear America is able to have MRI done also. The magnet is removable and also has a head wrap procedure.

Welcome. Hope you find what you are looking for. Might want to consider moving to a place where there is a deaf community.

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Not me. I grew up with hearing aids then got implants few years ago. BAHA is for those that don't have working eardrums and/or bones. It bypasses those affecting cochlear using the skull somehow.

That I do not know.

Bone-Anchored Hearing Aids

I would check first. Since it's a medical device, would be a good idea to check due to laws.

Why are you moving to South Dakota?

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Also check with the disability services office. Also may want to check the state department of rehabilitation.

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Welcome to AD. Just to let you know, this thread was from 2012. When reading, keep date in mind cause a lot of people aren't on here much anymore and are unlikely to respond.

Cool, I'm from Kansas. Used to live in San Antonio.

Where are you from?

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