After using a cochlear implant on one ear for 6 months, Yelena decided get a second CI and shares her experience of what it’s like to go bilateral.
Imagine waking up one day and trying to talk to your child, only to find out they suddenly can’t hear you. That was the beginning of 7-year-old Abby’s hearing journey. Abby’s mom, Jamie, shares their story. ——- My name is Jamie Cloud. My husband Phil and I are the proud parents of Abby and Emma
Dr. Ranit De is an Ear, Nose, & Throat (ENT) specialist based in Australia. He performs cochlear implant surgery on children and adults. After moving from the United Kingdom to Queensland, Australia, Dr. De worked with colleagues to set up the first cochlear implant and hearing implant service in his new hometown. This is the
Are you thinking of going bilateral? Find out about Ruth’s experience, an adult bilateral CI user from the United Kingdom. Ruth completed a Master’s degree at university and works as a university librarian. In her last post, Ruth shared how her CIs helped her to achieve her musical goals of singing and playing the clarinet.
“It’s now time to start smelling the flowers”—this comment on one of our MED-EL Facebook posts is how we came to meet Sarah Jessiman. Sarah has one of the most touching stories from a CI recipient we have come across. The journey to hearing is not the only life challenge Sarah is facing. We were
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