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Hope that OP- lorta57 has a "range of opinions" to consider and is able to effect a solution.

I have NEVER said that I TEXT cellphones. Reason: I never have. aside" I have no reason to. As to "ongoing discussion" re: when I access Relay -my UltraTec 1140 has a "preset hot key" which keys VCO please GA, Relay keys back VCO activated.GA. It uses Menu key and V. Whether other...

As indicated before- what I keyed is MY experience with UltraTec 1140. I don't use IP/cell phone/computers re telephones. My TTY plugs into "landline phone jack line". I am well aware technology has "improved" , however what I keyed is exactly what happens Whether I am "behind" the latest...

As I have used the TEXT feature on my UltraTec 1140 _shift to TEXT and key whatever I want to key. There is NO speaking whatever. The other party KEYS back whatever answer. The Relay service is NOT involved. It also have a "qwerty" keyboard-similar to this computer. For the above to happen...

A lesson in history: think back about Cochlear Implants.

like above, I still use VCO accessing 711-Relay service Quebec City.I have been doing this since January 1996. Since I have an UltraTec 1140 which has TEXT feature. I can use that too. Unfortunately, not too many other persons has this as well as regular phones. I have been advised by...

Not mentioned above- a Cochlear Implant picks up music/dance etc for person using one. My very direct experience since August/07- when my Implant externals were hooked. Interesting - first dance 3 days after. Fortunately for me- the many dances I went to "assisted my brain in accepting...

As mentioned above: not everyone's ears are the same. That is why an ENT doctor must examine exactly-what the situation is for you. Every adult does have a CHOICE to arrange an appointment however what the ENT "finds" is very specific to you. Thus in the end whatever happened to me with a...

If one reads the many comments here Re: Cochlear Implants. one can gain from the variety answers. The first decision by the DEAF person: should I consider and go to a centre which does Implant operation-if suitable? How/who actually pays for the operation? The actual "state of my ears etc"...

I have had my Cochlear Implant for 7 years now. Still satisfied. As mentioned-not everyone benefits. aside: experience: Sunnbrook/Toronto since 1984- 3000 ADULTS examined of which 2000 were "unsuitable" I was one of 1000 accepted. Innfo recent patients meeting. Much success in "journey"

Hi Kristen: I read your original "comment" as DG101. The sentence "being born with deformed temporal bones in both ears" seem to "suggest" why there was "problems" with the Cochlear Implant operation you had. aside: not being a surgeon I pass no comment on the "suitablity/feasibility" of...

I guess "some" forget the name of this forum" ALLDeaf" com.

Getting ready for Cochlear Implant exercise-singles dance.

As to why anyone here "feels compelled" to answer "any query" should be a "moment's self reflection".

As I recall the original article in the Toronto Star seems I "picked up it was in Markham ". Still at Wellesley/Yonge is no advantage for me- I live in the "beach area" some distance away. As noted before not exactly a "restuarant person"- still prefer to eat at home. Aside: no listing...

my user name's show: Dr Phil

Gee is "hot air poppers" passe now?

As a DEAF person I am well aware one can use "pen/paper" when communicating to those than use ASL et al-only. As for being "part of "deaf community"-seems there is a computer forum called AllDeaf.com. Very interesting discussions generated. Since I normally don't eat in restuarants going to...

Presumably one can eat at home in "peace".

Hope you can obtain sufficient response to assist in your paper.