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It's my brain turning off my hearing functions. For a long time, my hearing has gone and come back but in the past 7 months, it's gone and not come back again at all. Have no idea why it's called hysterical deafness but that's what ENT said and I've since met another person with hysterical...

I was told that Phonak (and now other HA companies) having Sound Recovery means that they can now do what CIs could only do many years ago. I was told that when I went for a CI evaluation. (I can't get a CI as I have hysterical deafness.)

Something you might find useful LoveBlue. I've got the Phonak Naida S III UPs and the Phonak Naida S IX UPs and I've got the exact same settings in both Naidas and I notice no different in my Naidas. I find I don't need to use the programs like ZoomControl etc as my SoundFlow on both my IIIs and...

Good Luck LoveBlue. I trailed the Naida Q90 UPs and thought they were great. Keep us updated. :)

I love my UPs. Made my life so much easier. I've had the Old Naida V UPs and they were awful in terms of noise reduction etc. I now have the Naida S IX UPs and they were tons better for noise reduction and over all being loads better. I'm currently trying the Sky Q90 UPs and there isn't much...

The Naida S IX UP (which you have) is only rated IP54 so hardly waterproof. The new Naida Q UPs are near enough waterproof with a rating of IP67.

At the moment, I wear 2 Naida UPs but I am thinking about going the BiCros route as my left picks up very very little and all I seem to be doing is just vibrating my eardrum instead.

Not exactly a picture of them but never mind!

Picture?

Love the look of your hearing aid Botts. The green goes well with the blue. :)

As you've only got the Q30's, there won't be the full amount of ComPilot programs like the Q90s have but there should be at least a program for Bluetooth (cell use) and another program for direct input (cord usage for music), that can be adjusted to your liking.

Good Luck LoveBlue. I'll be interested to know, how you get on with them. :)

My friend has AB Naida Q70 CI and had just had a MRI and the procedure to take out the magnet is very minor and her hearing afterwards wasn't effected at all. (Not sure which implant she has but its 6 years old)

The ComPilot has new software in which means you don't actually need to physically connect the ComPilot to the hearing aids now. The remote side to the ComPilot won't work even if he had one Naida S and one Naida Q, the remote side wouldn't work still. My friend has one Naida V UP and one...

I can use odd Naidas and still connect to my ComPilot. It's easy to program it to make it work despite you having odd Naidas. You just have to select and make sure you have the streaming programs added on both Naidas and then it'll link up. I have a pair of Naida S III UP and Naida S IX...

Yea you want either the Sky Q 70 UP or the Naida Q 70 UP, not the Naida S UP as that's a discounted model. I know someone who has just got the Sky Q 90 UP despite being an adult as she liked the colors better.

Phonak's are great. I love my Phonak Naida's and I'm hoping to get the Phonak Sky Q90 UPs in the next few weeks as well. I'm going with the Sky Q90 UPs rather then the Naida Q90 UPs, to get the color options. They are the same technology inside so I don't see any problems going with the Sky...

Ive got two friends with the harmony and they have 7 large batteries to get them through the day. Both find there batteries to not last more then 2 hours but that's down to their mapping and their actual implant as well.

http://www.directhearingaidservice.com This place repairs any HAs no matter the age.

I've got two friends (twins) who have never benefited from their CI (AB implant) and still heavily rely on Lipreading and Signing. There last speech scores were 0% and 4% for both of them with just CI and no HA. There speech scores are actually better with just wearing their HA. They are due...