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Sarah C. Patient Expert

 Cambridge, United Kingdom
I've been deaf since the age of 4 and it has progressively got worse since then and I'm now severely to profoundly deaf in both ears. I have started this blog so you can see me going through the process of having a cochlear implant.

Everyday with Ethan Patient Expert

San Francisco, California
I am a mother to five kids. One who is bilaterally deaf with Cochlear Implants. I have worked alongside Ethan to get him caught up with his hearing peers. He is an amazing young man.
Communities: General Medicine

Drew's Dad . Patient Expert

Columbus, Ohio
I am the father of Drew, a boy who was born profoundly deaf in both ears. He received simultaneous, bilateral cochlear implants at 8 months of age in September 2007. Our blog is our record of our family's immersion and interaction within the world of deafness. We hope that it helps others find the information and guidance that they might be looking for.
Communities: General Medicine

emayton

Atlanta, Georgia
My name is Elizabeth. I have a hearing loss (from birth). I am also known as hard-of-hearing, which is the politically correct term (as opposed to hearing impaired). I prefer to say I have a hearing loss. I am profoundly deaf in my left ear and somewhat deaf in my right ear. Currently, I am a teacher for the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing. I am also an artist. I know American Sign Language, yet I am...

BionicallyYours Patient Expert

Seattle, Washington
Tasha Hanley was born profoundly deaf, in both ears. She was raised using sign language and became fully mainstreamed in fifth grade, using a sign language interpreter. At age 18, while attending the University of Washington, she decided to get a cochlear implant after using hearing aids on the highest volume and wishing to get the full spectrum of sounds around her. Activation on July 1st, 2008...

Becci D. Facebook

California
Army wife,living at Fort  lewis  Washington. Mom of 3 beautiful children. Two girls, One who is Profoundly Deaf in both Ears, and one baby boy! Life is fun, busy, hard, ever changing and So worth it. We use Sign Language and we are considering Cochlear Implants for Sophia!
Goals: Lose weight

deaf.member

Westminster, California

DeafBlog Patient Expert

UK, United Kingdom
This DeafBlog focuses on cochlear and baha implants and the impact they have in helping both young and old to hear. We also cover topics that we hope will be of interest to all deaf people and the community as a whole.