Published Mar 06, 2024
5 of the Most Inspiring Hearing Loss Social Media Accounts
Are you looking for social media accounts related to the topics of hearing loss or cochlear implants? Not sure where to start? Check out our five favorites here and connect with the CI community on your favorite social media channels.
Talking Deaf Kid
Talking Deaf Kid shares photos of cochlear implant, hearing aid, and BAHA users from around the world. Scroll through this account for creative design inspiration and feel-good captions about living with a hearing implant. It’s also a good place to find fellow hearing implant recipients and parents so you can connect with others like you.
I, Cyborg
Polish CI user Krystian regularly creates new videos about his hearing journey in which he shares details about his newest audio processor RONDO 3, facts about life with single-sided deafness, and insightful thoughts and reviews of the products he uses for his cochlear implant. With his YouTube channel, Krystian spreads awareness of the cochlear implant community and answers the most-asked questions about hearing loss.
Shine Bionica
“I want it to be as natural to wear a hearing device as it is to wear a pair of glasses,” says Sheila Vieira, aka Shine Bionica. And her Design Cover-filled Instagram profile is a testament to that. Sheila is a Brazilian cochlear implant recipient whose interest in hearing loss led her to train as an audiologist. She uses Instagram Stories to share her tips and experiences and regularly answers questions about hearing loss from her community.
Superpowers With Tasha
Famous model and CI user Tasha Ghouri from the UK uses Instagram to empower people with hearing loss to start embracing their superpower. In her podcast, she gives guests a platform to talk about their hearing journeys, interviews her parents about raising a child with hearing loss, and gives tips on how to make it through challenging times.
The Mummy Diary UK
Lenna from the UK uses her Instagram account to share the reality behind her son Morgan’s hearing journey and his experience with his SONNET 2 audio processor. From implantation to activation day to his daily hearing sensations, Lenna makes sure to inform other parents of hearing implant users not only about the challenges but also about the incredible moments a child with hearing loss can have thanks to a hearing implant.
Are you on Instagram? Connect with us on @medel_global for tips and tricks, behind-the-scenes stories, and the latest product news. Interested in more tips and tricks as well as inspiring user stories? Head to our YouTube channel.
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Adelaide Zabriskie
March 07, 2024
I was surprised to see people wearing the Sonnet only and not the rondo. I also wear my Sonnet when I "really have to hear conversation." I like seeing the different color combinations. You could put the pictures in your catalogue. Thank you. I LOVE my implant.
MED-EL
March 07, 2024
Adelaide, thank you so much for your comment and feedback. We're happy that you like the many color combination options and that you love your implant! Kind Regards
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