Audiofuzzy
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I used to think that at least every sensori-neural person implanted with good CI is having his/her hearing almost fully "restored", and with adequate therapy is able to hear almost all sounds that hearing person do.
The problem I thought might lie in the innability to recognize sounds, not in not being able to hear them.
But now, as I read your posts and opinion I come to think that CI does not always restore hearing at all??
so what's the deal??
Fuzzy
The problem I thought might lie in the innability to recognize sounds, not in not being able to hear them.
But now, as I read your posts and opinion I come to think that CI does not always restore hearing at all??
so what's the deal??
Fuzzy