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YAY!!!! glad you are experiencing music with two ears. I have never had that luxury. One can always dream about that (if they choose to hear at all). Good luck in the future with your bilats!

Brilliant Post!:ty:

Z, Your progress is well with the CI. Just give it time and it will get better and better. The robotic sounds will start to normalize and appear pretty normal to you over time.. I am glad you can understand speech and music for the most part on day 1. My experience on A-day was alot like...

Again I apologise you see it as a grudge. More so I call it how I see it from what I see comming from the other end. If you don't like people stating their mind about how you portray your-self indulgence then I would beckon you to not post on a online forum. Not everyone is going coddle you not...

I appreciate you for wanting to take it to pm to hide your snide remarks. But I am completely fine with the transparency the forum allows.

Sorry I had no idea DR phil was a patient of your's and that a public forum was a place to give your Analysis on his mental/emotional state of mind. My dearest apologies!

I guess you would have to take your own avice then! Because clearly you do not know his or mine or anyone else's position pre-CI post -CI and totally disregard our input on that. You tend to twist what we say to your own perspective when you are neither here nor there in any aspect of what...

Tell me how it didn't.. In my case my communication that I chose to take improved lot's with my CI. Which is a part of my life. I could assume that that would be a way of ones life improving. Not debating that there are other forms of communication. But I can clearly see how that would improve...

Gotta hand it to you.. You sure are persistent in your way's of making bad assement's on peoples lives!

I have no problem's dating hearies. My wife was a hearie sadly we had a falling out but that holds true to any relationship regardless of your hearing status. But if I was given a choice I would love to be with a HOH - Deaf woman as it would be something we would have in common and she would be...

Ron, What a wonderful post. This is something I believe quite a few of us have trying to portray what it really is like having this device. Thank you for trying to bridge the gap from those unexperienced with these devices and are skeptic about what it really does.

Hope you feel better travis!

Very Very cool PFH. The phone speak's awfully fast tho for me to really follow along to whats being said. I would have to agree that a actuall keypad might make things a wee bit smoother for him to use tho. But that's just me being a lazy sod and hating touch screen.. Used to have the blackberry...

:dance2: This thread has become way more productive than those that were closed this past week!

Yeah you did inform me on that. But was just putting it out there to give you something to think about.

:) you have lots to use ASL with.. There are alot of deaf folks here who I am sure would not mind video chatting with you to key up ASL. I wish I had sought that type of help when I was taking ASL when I lived in LA.

If his audi is anything like mine. They will give him a packet with LOADSSSSSSSS of information. Mine gave me information on support group's, listening therapy,Speech therapy, List's of all the surrounding movie theathers that enable CC.. and so on.. EDIT: this was all given to me tho on my...

I see what you did there... :laugh2:

Ohh your sense of sight will grow. Movement's you never were able to aknowledge before will start to improve. I can caddy cornerd to my door and be looking at my pc and notice when someone open's my door. I can also be asleep and wake up knowing full well someone has come into the room. It's...

Yes ohh yes... I once grabbed the phone and took it to a family member for them to answer. They confronted me on " you have to be faking being deaf how could you tell the phone was ringing" errrr ummm I have eye's you dont need to hear to be able to see..