Hear Again
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Hi everyone,
I had an appointment with my audi this morning. I originally thought I was going to have a VNG (balance test) performed, but my audi and CI surgeon said this was not necessary.
I still plan to see the balance specialist since I am still experiencing
dizziness whenever I turn in bed or move from a lying down to an upright
position.
We programmed my 3Gs and the sound quality is much better than I expected. Instead of starting from scratch, we transferred my map from the Freedom to the 3Gs. This was my preference since the tinnitus in my left ear was bothering me. The maps on my 3G sound like Darth Vader, but I can understand speech and the volume is comfortable. They will be used as backups, so I'm not primarily concerned about having perfect sound quality.
During my appointment I also asked my audi if she had any clients who were blind or visually impaired. She said there were quite a few which I was very pleased to hear. When I received my initial CI in December 2004, I was the first deafblind person to be implanted at my CI center. It's nice to know that more deafblind people are learning about this wonderful technology.
Overall, today was a good day. I'm especially relieved that I didn't need to
have the VNG.
I had an appointment with my audi this morning. I originally thought I was going to have a VNG (balance test) performed, but my audi and CI surgeon said this was not necessary.
I still plan to see the balance specialist since I am still experiencing
dizziness whenever I turn in bed or move from a lying down to an upright
position.
We programmed my 3Gs and the sound quality is much better than I expected. Instead of starting from scratch, we transferred my map from the Freedom to the 3Gs. This was my preference since the tinnitus in my left ear was bothering me. The maps on my 3G sound like Darth Vader, but I can understand speech and the volume is comfortable. They will be used as backups, so I'm not primarily concerned about having perfect sound quality.
During my appointment I also asked my audi if she had any clients who were blind or visually impaired. She said there were quite a few which I was very pleased to hear. When I received my initial CI in December 2004, I was the first deafblind person to be implanted at my CI center. It's nice to know that more deafblind people are learning about this wonderful technology.
Overall, today was a good day. I'm especially relieved that I didn't need to
have the VNG.