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As a TTY user here in Toronto Ontario just over 20 years. I am a Bell Canada user. There is no charge for using VCO/TTY. There is a charge for having Call Answer service. Any message left is answered by 711 when I contact them.. At the present time-I call 877 235 5777 give my phone number and...

As for wondering that some members have found a Cochlear Implant "working" for them? In my case, worked right away. August 2007. I had Advanced Bionics=Harmony-then. I now have the Naiada 90. No regrets for the decision taken to be "tested for the use of an Implant" . I became bilateral...

As a resident of Toronto=63 years-sorry to read of his death from cancer this morning. A surprise. RIP

Hi Travis: glad to read the improvements in your health. Cheers for now

Hi Travis: glad to read improvements in your health. Cheers for now

I was born and lived in Windsor, Ontario. I moved to Toronto Ontario in 1962.

Ambrosia: Hope you enjoyed your birthday and you can celebrate many more . Cheers

Sorry for the wrong word-should be "tactical " reclassification,. No change in my health except getting "older"

A diversion triggered by black cats to shift attention. a well known "tatic" here in Alldeaf.com. What next?

I understand the odds are almost-300,000.000 to 1 to win. I also understand the federal tax department get almost 30% before any allocation. States have various percentage of taxes on earning. Pointed out in the local paper.-Toronto Star page3 from New York Times-Daniel Victor. Seems the...

Hi Sara It is very difficult to absorb the shock of your father dying unexpectedly at 63 just after Christmas. It is very trying to remember all the "good times" you experienced. Thoughts and prayers for you in your immediate circumstances.

Hard to comment on previously removed thread. Never dull to say the least.

The listed study deals with children born deaf. Their parents- expectations teachers reality in lower school. Not exactly the situation of adults becoming deaf.

Isn't the "rationale" re ingesting "pot" is the supposed "medical value" to "assist decreasing massive pain"? Valid? As I recall the label "chemical crutch" for "pot user". Still today? aside: I am not a "pot user" and have no intention of starting.

One would imagine that person's Audi would correct any misconception re: Cochlear Implants prior to implanation. That is my experience way back in 2007 when implanted.

To the best of my knowledge becoming "hard of hearing/Deaf/deaf/DEAF" is not a personal choice but a condition that "evolves/occurs". How one deals with the condition is a personal choice-Hearing aids/Cochlear Implant-if suitable/ASL et al. Excluding babies born deaf where their parents...

As I understand what was mentioned re: any residual hearing would be" eliminated" in the operation. This was discussed prior to the operation. One can't go back to whatever one had. That to me was there is no going back. As for your ear being plugged-check with the surgeon forthwith...

Something new? sign language now "verbal"? Is this correct for those who utilize "voice off"

Scott-enjoy peace RIP!

Enjoy your birthday for many years to come. Cheers