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sounds like he has a progressive hearing loss..n might be a good candidate for the CI..recommend this to him and if he's interested, get him tested to see if he qualifies..i highly recommend the nucleus 24 processor.. why a HA body worn processor?? this isn't the 70's anymore..jeesh..with his...

gross..purple?? uh..kinda weird to be wearing a purple hearing aid..it's like childish to be doing so..n while ur at it, why don't u get a pink earmold? pshh..

no clue wut u juss said..

GROSS! u juss had to post up the pics didn't u? lol, wow, u should've at least given us a warning of the graphic images that were coming up.. yea..now that u posted those pics, and being a CI user, i am totally freaked out..lol..but hey, the benefits totally outweigh the physical aspect of...

congrats.. gally is a breeze to get into as long as u qualify depending how severe ur hearing loss is.. seriously..their average SAT scores are like 800..with the majority of the students reading at 4th grade level.. and u were held back TWICE..seeing u were born in '86..guess it's true...

im not sure, but i've heard that most of the gally students are against those who use CI and can speak and listen...as long as u are fluent in ASL, u shouldnt be too worried about it..try covering ur CI with ur hair or sumthing n u can easily blend in the whole crowd..if not, u prolly would get...

wow..an ACT score of a 15?? that's equivalent of a total SAT score of 740..and i thought my ACT score was bad..a 25 which is a 1140 SAT score..at least NTID understands why deafies have such low ACT/SAT scores..cuz we can't hear causing our verbal scores to be low..at least the college i'm at...

it should be on the ACT site..NTID is a school of RIT..so browse for RIT n there should be the code for that school..hoped i helped.. :D

for me, i had my ci surgery in '92 when i was six years old for the nucleus 22..i can barely remember what happened during that time..but i do remember how i was pretty clueless about what was happening cuz i was so young..from what i heard from my parents, my ci operation took over 2 hours to...

it's always a good idea to have a backup hearing aid in case something like this happens...

i know this is kinda old news, but i can't believe this..protesting about the future gally president not having a hearing loss severe enough is dumb..i think the real issue behind this controversial issue is that these Deaf students of gally are discriminating against those who were raised oral...

what exactly is the point of this?? i would understand asking where you went to high school and college, but every school in your life? that's really pointless and no one really cares...

I am currently using Real Time Captioning (RTC) for all my classes except my discussion classes. I have to say that it does help tremendously, because I don't miss anything the professor says in class, since I can read it on the laptop and understand everything he's saying.

math is alright..the only math i liked was geometry..because i loved how it forces you to think critically and i had so much fun doing the homework..lol..n then algebra was okay..the math i really hated was trig and precalc..that was soooo hard for me..i had to struggle in those classes when i...

well, you know, there are a lot of big "D" Deaf people out there who are totally against the idea of CI's. these people think that if a person is born deaf, they should remain deaf without using any technology. and that they need to be taught only ASL and immerse themselves in to the Deaf...

Hey, I have not yet decided what to specialize in..I mean I'm only a freshman now..lol..but I'm thinking about maybe specializing in possibly some field related to genetics, since I've always been so fascinated by it. I'm not looking forward to all the chemistry classes I have to take for my...

hi, actually, im not using any other services besides the captioning. you can probably apply for extended time on your midterms/exams due to your disability which is very beneficial if you are a slow test taker. if captioning doesn't work out for you, there's always notetakers and stuff..when...

WOW..congrats!! being profoundly deaf and getting into one of the top universities in the nation is really awesome..have you decided which school you're going to attend this upcoming fall? you must really work hard in school..anyway, the transition of high school to a university varies from...

look it up..this is an awesome asl dictionary: http://www.aslpro.com/cgi-bin/aslpro/aslpro

YES, UCLA is a beautiful campus with LOVELY brick buildings. Everyday when I walk to my classes, I enjoy the great architecture on campus. I'm sorry for giving you the wrong impression..I definitely have no regrets for choosing UCLA over Berkeley. I really like it here--the food's awesome...