Cochlear recalls Nucleus CI500

CSign said:
Just to clarify BabyBlue- SEE 1 isn't really used anymore. That's why "SEE 2" is now just referred to as SEE. The link I provided adresses that.
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I guess you did not get my sarcasm.. I did not say See 1, I said SEE and the letter I. Put them together.. and you get what??

Hint: I am not using the roman number.
 
Babyblue said:
I guess you did not get my sarcasm.. I did not say See 1, I said SEE and the letter I. Put them together.. and you get what??

Hint: I am not using the roman number.
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posts from hell said:
Would you sell her your sunglasses for cheap so she can see things fluidly?
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just like what you said in other thread... another "hearies feel that the deaf needs help"
 
posts from hell said:
I didn't read your link because I dislike SEE in any form. And I doubt these who dislike SEE read it either.

Links and researches by hearing people... Not surprising.
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No biggie if you don't want to read it.

I personally like to read and understand all sides of the coin to make well informed choices to benefit my son. Even if it is something I don't align with like AVT- I'd still be interested in seeing the information.
 
AlleyCat said:
Even today I get "concerned" when I don't have fresh HA batteries on me. It's no big deal whatsoever at home or with family or friends, I can communicate with my SO and family in many ways, easily. But at work or classes? I feel an anxiety. So a CI battery dying must feel the same way.
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posts from hell said:
Many years of programming while you were a child, I bet.
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I suspect you'd be right.
 
CSign said:
No biggie if you don't want to read it.

I personally like to read and understand all sides of the coin to make well informed choices to benefit my son. Even if it is something I don't align with like AVT- I'd still be interested in seeing the information.
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so you rather read it from some "studies" written by hearing people instead of listening to our experiences as deaf people? I see.
 
:iough:

This is in response to most of what's in this thread. I am outta here!
 
Cloggy said:
Yes... What are your qualifications?
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Exactly my point. You have no qualifications since this is your first time raising a deaf child. So are a lot of parents you come in contact with. 99% of people you talk to only has raised a deaf child, not two, not three. Nearly none of the parents are deaf as well. So hardly any of them would know squat about how to raise a deaf child, they rely on some so-called professionals and support groups, which none of them are experts in the field of parenting.

However, I am deaf, you are not. Big difference.
 
Jane B. said:
I have a question from the part of Babyblue's post I quoted above. Is fear really the right term? Who wouldn't want to be included rather than "missing out" if they knew a way they could be included? In this case those she was with were NOT going to be using sign.
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It's so nice when someone looks at it from another perspective... not based on fear, but based on love for communicating with other people.
Thanks..
 
Jane B. said:
I have a question from the part of Babyblue's post I quoted above. Is fear really the right term? Who wouldn't want to be included rather than "missing out" if they knew a way they could be included? In this case those she was with were NOT going to be using sign.
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It is fear. Only people who are in denial would say otherwise.
 
Something like over 90% of deaf children are born to hearing parents. The question is whether or not they take the time to understand their Childs individual needs and act accordingly. I'd say a good majority of parents of deaf children here have taken the time to educate themselves about their childs needs as an an individual.
 
Cloggy said:
Excellent.. Who here has raised deaf children that grew up hearing with CI??
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Well, this is your first time raising a deaf child... it hardly makes you an expert. Far from it.
 
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