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zebadee2010, How did your surgery went on the 14th Dec? Just wondering.
zebadee2010 said:do you think It would be a good idea to get mine insured???
Personally i feel that if your using it in water insurance probably wouldn't cover it.. just my thoughts..
zebadee2010, How did your surgery went on the 14th Dec? Just wondering.
As posted earlier, surgery went really well. More or less pain free! ( Had Iv problems so when they tried to inject anesthesia it stung a bit. They just started a new IV and i was knocked out!) Other than that The pressure band hurts a bit after surgery. Mine was removed the next day. And for the first couple of days it is kinda sore. With the occasional ringing of the ears if you stress it too much or if you cough or something. Its been a week and 2 days since surgery. I had the steri-strips/dissolvable stitches removed the other day. It's healing over well and there is pretty much no pain now. As others have said what little pain you have can be managed by Advil or tylenol..
its been really good though. It's getting activated January 6th and 7th. So i'll post more then on my initial results as well as any further discoveries i find.
Thats great. Glad to hear that. Good luck for it. I recently qualified for a second implant and the surgery date is on 27th January 2011. I am looking forward to hear with 2 ears.
What's your hearing loss in your other ear? Is it profound? severe, etc?After reading on here about stem cell research i'm trying to decide if i want to hold out on the second one for that. But i don't know if its the hairs in my ear or not..? I can't hear what the doctors are saying so i'm kinda clueless as to what actually happened..
What's your hearing loss in your other ear? Is it profound? severe, etc?
And do you have any hearing without the hearing aid in your other ear?
Or what about having an hearing aid in your 2nd ear? Has that possibility been explored?
PFH- from past experience- your head has to heal from the surgery usually 4 weeks-at least that what happened from mine. Motivation as such doesn't enter the picture. I asked when could I go swimming-had to wait 2 weeks-after the operation. Lifting weights over my head-wait 2 months-danger of splitting the stitches. The doctor can tell you-I know-I asked!
Implanted Advanced Bionics-Harmony activated Aug/07
So it's impossible to get activated like... the next day?
Yes basically. You have too much swelling and scars are still scabbing and such.
But they did tell us i could be activated two weeks early. So i haven't lost my motivation.
My friend got activated the next day. Talk to him if you wish, Mister Potts.
You make no sense.
Why not say you can get activated the next day?
I would say its not recommended to be activated the next day. Most people are probably in too much pain to bother trying to hear anyways. It's also a two step process.
Most people apparently wait about 5 weeks..
PFH: here of course are actual people who have had the operation- usually skull healing time 4 to 6 weeks. One is actually not awake during the operation. Easy to key almost instantaneous recovery- in reality-much different.
Implanted Advanced Bionics-Harmony activated Aug/07
Some of it is also on what dates they have available. Usually in about a month.So it's impossible to get activated like... the next day?