Danielle Cooper's switch-on of her cochlear implants - video 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ม.ค. 2015
- Danielle was born with a severe hearing loss and was fitted with hearing aids when she was just 7 months old. Danielle progressed well in school and although it seemed her hearing aids were providing sufficient support for her hearing loss, it became apparent after audiology testing in recent months that Danielle's haring loss had become so profound that she required cochlear implants. This is one of the video's of the switch-on of her CI.
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This is one of my favorites of these implant success stories. Danielle does an amazing job communicating what it's like to have her brain trying to make sense of this new input! I hope she's doing well!
if i want to be moved to tears, i just watch these videos, it works every time. god bless you all.
This seriously made me tear up! My daughter has progressive hearing loss, so I'm doing all the research I can.
Danielle, you have a beautiful personality! Thanks for sharing your experience.
Love the way this young lady sees herself..With the hair,etc..
Hoping all is well still young lady 🤗🤗🤗
Hi, I'm very glad that you heard a hug from Chile for the first time. with love Claudio
Best part is 3:03. So happy for her.
It's a blessing that she can now hear the legendary Windows XP start up music.
😂😂😂
Such a lovely girl and a wonderful tear jerking reaction. I can feel the emotion rise up at 3:03..Wonderful.
Very excited for her....😊
Go for my second cochlear implant March, 2021 can't wait!!!
What I find amazing is that when a person has never heard anything in their life yet when they speak, they have their native accent. Very fascinating!
+ch bodazaphfa+
Good observation!...., yeah.., I never realized that.
deaf people often take speech therapy classes, because their inability to hear pronunciation gives them a mumble, so the voice coach helps them sound normal.
Bodhi Sattva sometimes folks are hearing and they loose their hearing from a disease or a accident. She can articulate very well.
Beautiful Lady. Love her accent.
I believe she has had hearing aid. In the past.
Is the sound bad or do I need a Cochlear Implant too?
She's a very smart girl. Actually smarter that all people in the room. I'm happy for her.
Still can't get how that cutie knows all those "sci-fi movies sounds, pulsation sounds" if the poor-thing was deaf since the day of her birth?
Does my voice sound regular or does it sound weird? "Well I've never heard anything ever, so..."
I’m confused..everyone sounds either Aussie or NZ but she sounds English?
She sound Aussie bruh
A question? If she was deaf how can she have an accent 😯
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You can't hear but develope a hard british accent? That's so funny :D
That’s what is confusing me too!
read the top description she had progressively worse hearing loss since 7 months old and was wearing hearing aids but they no longer worked so she needed surgery for implants.
That's a Kiwi (New Zealand) accent, and she does speak beautifully - better than 99% of Kiwi's I know (P.S. I live in NZ).
Brilliant these videos make the world seem a better place than it is, the world ot should be, in my mind no one should be hungry cold and alone, no one should be hated or feel hate, please if anyone reads this look up the great dictator Charlie Chaplin's fantastically beautiful speech to mankind, where you go from there is up to you, my love readers it's all free.
If she has never heard speech how can she have an English accent ??
Please read the description, your answer is there.
Good on you girl..? Now you can listen to all the BS in the world
Omg she is cute