If you have severe-to-profound sensorineural hearing loss, a cochlear implant may be able to provide you with access to sound. But which audio processor—and cochlear implant—should you choose?
Film has the unique power to influence society and culture. And CI user Mariana wants to be part of this conversation. Using her creativity and passion, she wants to make a positive impact on the world by spreading awareness of hearing loss and sharing her own hearing journey.
Cochlear implants are medical devices that have restored hearing to hundreds and thousands of people. Still, there’s no denying that getting a cochlear implant is a big decision. Afterall, a cochlear implant requires surgery and is designed to be with you for decades to come. With all that in mind, it’s understandable if you’re worried you might regret getting a cochlear implant for yourself or your child. Here’s a look at cochlear implant regret rates, early challenges, and insights from both users and experts.
Krystian lost his hearing in his left ear. But after rediscovering sound with his cochlear implant, he began experimenting with sound. He also started a YouTube channel to spread awareness of hearing loss and cochlear implants.
Software engineer and musician Krystian from Poland talks about the impact of sudden hearing loss and his return to the world of sound with his cochlear implant.
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