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Look at the three links and decide for yourselves: #1) "articles in medical journals are scientifically sound" - Google Search Dr. Richard Smith, the renowned former editor of the well-established British Medical Journal (BMJ), published an editorial in 1991-1992 that revealed disturbing...

Coffee Crazy, no need to worry. From my point of view, it is the scammers and solicitors who are the real issue, rather than occassional prank calls, because frequent scam calls indirectly affect deaf people by making businesses hang up on them. If there were only infrequent prank calls and no...

Boy are the scammers despicable and real assholes... can't believe there are so many assholes out there taking advantage of the relay services. I've had to drive over to a bookstore 30 min from where I live just to request if they had a book (and no they didn't) because they refused to even stop...

No need to be complicated about this, diehardbiker. The Login Recovery program is designed to work with "Windows NT (which addresses NTFS), 2000, XP, 2003 and Longhorn" so just wait and see.

You can find a different computer and download on either floppy disk or CD the required file, then put it into your daughter's computer floppy or CD drive, whichever she has.

More info on Login Recovery: Login Recovery#6 (Detailed description of procedure)

Regarding the discouraging report on the password being sent to their server, it is possible they did this because this prevents a hacker from having instant access to your password. Hacker would have to pay for this. This gives you a 2-day timeframe to be protected from a hacker who has...

"Login Recovery is a service to reveal user names and recover passwords for Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and Longhorn. As long as you have physical access to the computer, your passwords can be recovered. By following three simple steps, over 98.5% of passwords can be recovered within less than...

There's pros and cons to having the CI, everyone knows that. It's not the CI that's the problem. It is possible to see the beneficial side of having a CI, but is that the only side you see? By using the argument of seeing the good side versus the bad side, you seem to be ignoring potential...

Jasin: Hearing people need to see analogies like those so they can understand a deaf person's perspective on things. Lilly's Dad has a deaf daughter, so he could benefit from the analogy, and that was R2D2's purpose in using your quote--R2D2 wasn't addressing you directly. Miss Delectable...

Lucia and kayla123, I appreciate the help you're giving. I'm currently on what's called Medi-Cal, which is a similar version of Medicaid in California, with slightly different rules. I will check into it, in the meantime. Kayla123, don't worry about sounding dumb. I didn't even know there was a...

Every child is different... some children are able to think really well at 12 years old, others haven't matured sufficiently until they get older. There would have to be two things to consider about the child: --emotional maturity --intellectual maturity The parent would also need to help the...

My deafness was caused by spinal meningitis, which led to cochlear ossification (bone buildup inside the cochlea)... I can see how ossification would give parents a very limited time frame. Nevertheless, parents need to recognize the importance of having a well thought out plan (short-term and...

Kayla, sorry for not answering your question sooner. I wasn't taught the importance of speech or education... I know this seems hard to comprehend, it should be common sense; but part of it had to do with my socially delayed development, apart from my intelligence. That's why I didn't take CI...

Hello again! Please read my post at http://www.alldeaf.com/hearing-aids-cochlear-implants/38326-i-am-mad-i-have-ci-sigh-9.html#post716634 ... I changed my mind about being anti-CI, and you'll find out why.

My parents didn't do 2, 3, 4, 5 on the list (shown above) of what parents need to do to be prepared before a CI surgery. That's why I felt disappointed about having a CI. There's a lot more to the story but I didn't give full consent (or must've signed a document without understanding its full...

R2D2, Due to this being my first time participating in a CI discussion, I was at an uneducated disadvantage. R2D2, you did a good job of communicating and it's appreciated... You have thoroughly convinced me that there is more to the CI controversy. I'm on your side now. Given certain...

Cloggy, I know a CI can have excellent benefits and I am glad that your daughter can sing, I'm sure it is a great thing to be able to hear. You said that being astronaut or diving under 100 meters is a rare occurrence--indeed it is, but what if your child ever wanted to do these things? I...

Message for all hearing parents of CI candidate children We are all different, like you say; some of us may hardly notice a CI as being foreign from our bodies, while others will even though the CI works well, such as it does for Animal_Lover. I think the best way to answer your statement is...

I have two CIs Ivan's Dad, read about my own experiences and thoughts regarding the CI at: http://www.alldeaf.com/hearing-aids-cochlear-implants/38326-i-am-mad-i-have-ci-sigh.html#post714527 To answer your questions regarding the Cochlear Implant team, that's clearly a sales pitch. I have two...