People Hearing for the First Time Part 2! Deaf & Hearing Impaired Get Cochlear Implants
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- People Hearing for the First Time Part 2! Deaf & Hearing Impaired Get Cochlear Implants
From Silence to Sound - hearing loss can be described as an invisible disability.
Whilst hearing aids or cochlear implant are not some magical ‘fix’ for deaf people, because DEAF PEOPLE DON’T NEED TO BE FIXED. They’re just a tool to access sound and watching people experience this new sensory experiences so humbling.
#deafpeoplehearing #hardofhearing #deafworld
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I could never do this job; I would dehydrate from my eyes every day at work.
Me 2
I would love this "job"! It would be pure joy to experience such beautiful moments....🌹🌹🌹
Same 😭😭😭
Beautiful job though I don’t think I could do it for a day I will be so exhausted emotionally ten minutes of tears watching this is enough
Me too 😭
Yes I'm a grown man, and yes I'm literally lying here in bed with tears streaming down my face.
So happy for them.
Edit: Wow…I had no idea this comment had so many likes.
I was 27 when I made this comment.
Thank you all. I guess it was relatable.
Me too I’m 42 years
Yep. Seventy four, seen a lot of stuff, but this is absolutely wonderful!
You fuckin pussies. 😂😂😂😂😂😂.
Jk. Same here.
im 34
@Terapart Lol yup.
Real men cry too👍
That kid who jumped into his mother's arms the second he heard everything was so sweet.
I started crying
MY HEART
scared to death! poor guy
@@daverain1967 yup mommy’s voice was comfort
I didnt find it sweet it was terrifying for him. Another clio i saw was longer louder and so disrespectful that i was horrified to see all the people saying how great it was was
Turning on my cochlear implant was one of the most special days of my life. I lost my hearing for unknown reasons at 16. Then hearing aids just didn't start to work anymore for me. Got my cochlear implant and I could not be more happy with it. Audiologist are my heros.
Happy to hear that James. Cochlear Implants are such a special creation that help people like you to regain what you lost, I'm super happy for you.
@@Alucia0 thank you. Yes they are absolutely amazing. Of course they have there flaws like they give you headaches, and you can't hear very far but it's better then nothing.
@@jamesboone3678 Is the fact that you have something surgically implanted to you head, the reason for the headaches....or is it because your brain hasn't yet adjusted to a constant inflow of sound? Are the headaches supposed to stop eventually or is something you will have to endure forever?
@@MrBeatboxmasta ya I’d like to know the same thing cause my mom was thinking about getting them. She lost a lot of her hearing and uses hearing aids at the moment.
Is the implant as good as the natural hearing once was? Guess im asking if the sound is the same. Music etc
That first one. “I love you.” Imagine, the first words you hear. A very lovely mother.
The best voice in the world
The best first thing to listen :')
I’m crying
My mum would have said ‘when we get back home make sure to do the dishes’
@@ramalol2846 I'm laughing so hard rn🤣🤣🤣
Just scrolling
TH-cam: "Hey wanna cry?"
Yt asked same question to me too😔
If you dont cry,u have no Soul. Its beautiful
@@raddoctor83 i didn't cry but i did feel happy, so i sure hope i still have a soul
I have been crying like a baby since this started.
@@casperdeheij1775 You have a good soul, youre just not as soft as we are :D
I love how the first thing the parents say to their kids is “I love you”. That’s the first thing that those kids hear, is how much they are loved. So sweet
That's what I was too it's so sweet
I was thinking the same thing
And I scrolled threw to find a comment like this ❤
Just about lost my mind seeing my childhood best friend in the first video, I bawled my eyes out. I wish we were still a part of each other’s lives, even though I’m not around I’m so proud of her. If you ever see this, sending you love dingbat
You should contact her! I’d bet she’d love to reconnect with you.
@@zrc1514yo le escribí a una compañera de infancia y le dije te acuerdas de mí? Éramos amigas en la escuela y le di detalles por detalles y ni bola medio solo dijo no me acuerdo. Así que puede ser que ella diga lo mismo o talvez no.
@@marianaregina2614 Todavía es mejor conocer y tal vez reavivar una amistad o al menos descansar la mente
this is one of the most meaningful innovations in human achievement
Thanks, science, and science people. ❤️
Next we conquee blindness
@Your Retarded not sure if thats a statement towards me or a general observation; In case it's the first instance, I'd like to point out I genuinely meant it.
I hope we do find a way to cure blindness from any form of damage.
💝💝💝💝💝
@@thumbdeadred Yes please, I´d love that!! :o)
A child born deaf knows what words look like, reading lips, but not what they sound like. So the guy saying the kids name, John, and not getting a responds is because he doesn't know what hearing his name sounds like.
Wow 😲...thats so amazing
How everything works differently for them.....how they can actually feel scared bc of different sounds ...bc its the first time They are getting familiar with something like SOUND.......thanks for this comment ...👍
I was just wondering that
The adaptable nature of living things is so fascinating
I think he was expecting him to look in his direction bc it’s where the noise is coming from
@@fuckdracula6574 Sounds great when you say it just right "Fuuuuck Dracula" Cool name.
The things most of us take for granted. Seeing. Hearing. Smelling. Tasting. Walking. Using our hands.
Cherish these things. You never know when you might lose one or more of them.
My mum had her cochlear surgery today and I’m just watching all of these and crying happy tears about how much her life is going to change. My mum is going to hear. I’m buying her a doorbell without a light. I’m so excited for this day.
Is she ok? Is there an update?
1 yr after your post. How is your mom doing?? Did u get her that doorbell??
Your mom is so lucky to have you as her child ❤️
The kid's face at 3:26 and his subsequent reaction officially broke me. Bless his heart and the family. Bless the tech and the people that made it. Bless the doctors and anyone who plays any part in making things like this happen.
I don't know if he was happy or petrified.
@@bjb0808 Idk either😅 Hopefully he started feeling happy about being able to hear
This one actually hurt to watch because he looked terrified. The other videos, they had the attention of the patient waiting to hear sound. This little guy looked almost caught off guard, especially because his attention was on the toy, not on the fact that he was about to hear for the first time.
@@bjb0808 he’s scared. He doesn’t know what happening and he’s never heard before so he wouldn’t know that it’s a “good thing.” Also they scared the hell out of him, not telling him that he would have a sensory overload while he’s playing with his toys.
if there is a sound that annoys you, think about it like that but times 1000x, it's like someone rubbing two pieces of paper together by your ear.
@@whitesoxfan68 Agreed, it would have been nice to explain to him in vocabulary he understands (including asl) that he might feel some new things that will be very weird and new, but that he's safe and it's okay! Either way, suddenly gaining a new sense must be profoundly shocking and frightening, but it's at least easier to manage the shock better if you can anticipate it happening.
3:25 His reaction is everything !!!! I can´t stop crying.
First i thought its a shock reaction (young child, doesnt know whats happening turning to mother) but you can see the little smile just before you can see his face for the last milliseconds
I'm still crying mate..
It’s so cute how he goes straight for mom.
Doesn’t go for dad. He goes for Mom. 😂
True
I literally said “awww” then started laughing and crying hysterically at the same time
Being able to hear your kids’ voices is such a blessing (even if they are overstimulating sometimes.) I could just feel that mother’s heart bursting when she heard her daughter say “Hi Mommy” 🥹
I sometimes try and imagine what it would be like to hear for the very first time. Imagine all the sounds these people hear for the first time...birds, cats, dogs, music, cars, water so so many sounds. It would be so overwhelming.
5:40 So you see people cry when hearing their parents for the first time but imagine being a mother (or father, can’t leave out bill here in the comments, he felt left out) and not being able to hear your babies say mommy (or daddy) 😭😭😭 this one killed me immediately
Me too. Instant ugly cry. I had to stop for a minute, I just couldn't.
@@jessicalee5260 Same here. I'm not much of a crier but that one got me immediately, tears of joy for that mother.
Imagine being a Father and not being able to hear your babies say "Daddy".
@@billwilson5341 I was commenting on the specifics of the clip I time stamped, not making a stereotype of fathers being second class parents, but ok Daren there you go, does my edit make you feel better.
@@mikayla7260: That you edited your comment tells me you are on your way to maturity. That you felt the need to add snark to it tells me you have a ways to go.
That little boy's brain comprehended sound instantaneously. That was really impressive.
Yeah no shit that's the point of sound
Something else to add to the list of things that never occured to me in my 43 years of life.
The privilege of being able to hear my own voice.
8:04 I'm not deaf, and I don't have anyone close to me that is deaf. But I can feel this. The rollercoaster of emotions she must be feeling in that one particular moment. Would be truly mind blowing. Even I myself get tears to my eyes just watching this. Whoever had the brains to create these devices... If there was ever a moment to be proud of being a human, it's moments like this. and I gain a little more faith in humanity
Mazakazu (Mark) Konishi was part of those researchers who made this possible.
He got a huge award for his research into how Barn Owls process sound, which led to breakthroughs in making it possible for people to hear.
I’m now waiting for the day we find out how to make blind people see :”))
they were in the early stages of that very thing.....like in the 4x4 pixel stages basically, about 10 years ago. I remembered seeing something about it. They have prolly GREATLY increased the resolution by now, though I do not know what it would be up to.
And help the paralyzed walk again. Imagine if instead of deveolping weapons to destroy each other we pumped that funding into this kind of research.
Psychot 68 even if the “pixels” where shit quality that would be enough to make a blind person be able to see I know it doesn’t sound good like it should be better I gues what I’m trying to say is yea we should try and make them see like us but just to give them the opportunity to see would be amazing
Fred hollows foundation, lots of people with visual disabilities and levels of blindness can and have been cured through laser surgery and the likes
@@theroachden6195 calm down guns are meant for safety.
Hey we are just some people in quarantine watching emotional vids
of kids 🥺
Yup so true
the older people make me super emotional too, imagine living for decades before you hear
Not only kids,Amelia, adults too, can't even imagine the pain of not hearing anything for a long time.
Tody Rodgers i know .... and the joy you must feel when you get the chance to hear or see again 🥺🥺
And that's the truth next a cute for blind people
i went deaf a whole day once and it was the scariest thing ever. i can't imagine how these people feel. always appreciate what's not missing
How did that happen? Grenade?
The fact that the first mother thought about what her first words should be and chose these is the the most precious part of this 😭
Gives me hope, praying that one day it's going to be my daughter receiving her hearing back.
I believe that it will be very soon.
@@lindahendrix340 thank you Linda
@@lynahmundayi3138 awww all the best for ur daughter.... Be strong...
Have u started intervention
Update please 👂🏾
I'm a music lover and I literally can't imagine my life without it..
Watching this video and realising that now these people can also listen music warms my heart ❤
i don’t even know your name but i already love how you wan to share that with people :)) i really hope things go good for you!! :D
@@bella-gq8gt thank u for your well wishes.... I wish same for you
@@NavW-or2rm aww thank you
Hearing is such a gift🙏🏽🥺
@@racheltoffeepudding7732 it truly is
This is a tearjerker!! When they hear sound for the first time, it is just so precious. The look in their eyes is incredible!!!
Hello 👋how are you doing?
I still cant wait to see the videos of blind people seeing for the first time. I'm sure it's coming eventually.
My cousin got an implant, come warm weather he was sitting outside, he asked what the continuous clacking sound was, he was hearing crickets for the first time since he was a young boy.
Thats a beautiful story
God I’m in the wrong profession, I want to be able to help people like this ALL THE TIME
Do it
@@badgamer7568 I’m not smart enough. I wish I could.
amazing mate, we need people like you, people who work with their passion
Hey, I switched from being a machinist/welder at 36 to doing intraoperative neuro monitoring. I am FLYING through my classes. If you want to change and really want it you can. There are PLENTY of career choices in the med field that don’t require the huge commitment of $$ and time.
@@morganschiller2288 what “field” is this? I’d love to do this even just as a volunteer
As an older person who is losing my hearing I cried when I could hear noises in my older car as I drove away. ( FROM HAVING AIDS FITTED) Then a freind called and all I had to do was double tap my ear twice , nothing else and we chatted all the way home. UNBELIEVABLE.
It is such a blessing from God to have these medical professionals that worked so very hard to make this possible. This has got to be 1 of the best jobs in the world!!!
My parents were both deaf and my uncle, aunt and step dad.....tears are flowing really heavy right now...in behalf of them, thank you to the inventor and medical community!
I bet you feel super lucky
I feel blessed that I was born into this family. They were excellent people.
Wait a minute...
"were"?
Don't tell me they....
they have passed on
@@royolaniye6643 they are all passed away.
I find it incredible that they’ve never heard themselves speak before, yet they still have an American accent. Lip reading is incredible.
Oh dang youre right.. I didnt even notice that
Many have worked with Speech & Hearing specialists to learn how to form the sounds for words, and the will teach based on American English if in U S. Also influenced by the fact that American English uses a “lazy tongue”.
My mom was the second person to ever get a cochlear implant. She learned how to lip read and speak clearly my entire life before she got her first one. Her voice actually changed so much after she got it that it was hard for us kids to get used to her talking.
The little boy hugging his mom after hearing her got me! 😭❤️
I’m deaf in one ear. I have been since birth. One of my biggest fears is losing hearing in my second ear. I went 16 years of my life without hearing in one of my ears because hearing aids would never fit in my bad ear (there’s a size difference between my bad and good ear so it’s too small to fit the hearing aid mold in). Then I heard about the BAHA and I got surgery to get that. Everything was so loud compared to normal that even today if I don’t wear it for a couple days and I put my OSIA (I got a different hearing aid because there were complications with the BAHA) on, it’s like everything is amped up 10x more and I have to spend hours adjusting to the sound. I remember being so wonderstruck at hearing everything so loud. I could not imagine being fully deaf. When I lay on my good side with my head smushed into the pillow, the sound stops coming through completely and that’s the closest I’ve ever gotten. But I can always lift my head to hear if I don’t have my hearing aid in. Audiologists are one of the best people out there. They do so much work and they help so many people. I bawled my eyes out at this video
AND THE DEAF SHALL HEAR AND THE BLIND SHALL SEE ---- THANKS TO PEOPLE WHO CARE AND MAKE IT HAPPEN.
Glory to the God
@postman1782 Everything is God
@@NB-kq7lm I am your god. Now bow.
@@Hanchufu y are demonized and y already bow. Stop sucking
postman1782 And just who do you think provided the means to develop this science? Who created all the necessary materials in this world, the budding scientists themselves, and the ingenuity among them to create something so beautiful and truly miraculous? Science itself didn’t happen by accident, and certainly not without a little help and somewhere to start from.
The first thing anyone should hear should always be the voice of a parent or a child. I absolutely love this.
@ce collie How does that exclude what I've written? 🤦♂️
May whoever invented this be blessed 🙌. We need more inventions such as this❤
I feel so fortunate that I have the ability to hear. I don’t get emotional to many videos, but this one really was pulling at my heart strings
I consider myself fortunate that I'm hearing impaired. It's helped me listen better and take people sharing with me seriously.
To those adults who hear their own voices for the first time... and we who have access to all our senses take it for granted.
Some people do not realize how precious it is to be able to hear! There are individuals who are born deaf, lose their hearing to illness or an accident, etc. It is such a gift & blessing! I have partial hearing loss due to qualifying yearly for weapons qualification when I served on active duty in the US Army. I wear dual hearing aids for life. This video touches my heart deeply. Thank you for sharing the special moments...🤗🌹💖
This reminded me of a post someone did on reddit, how a girl had gone deaf around 18 years old and her parents refused to learn ASL or even put on captions on movies because they were annoying. They refused to accommodate her so she said that if they don't at least try to learn a little ASL to show their support she wasn't going to visit anymore because she felt like a burden and everyone told her she was unreasonable for making the demand. It's nice to see these families so supportive after reading something like that.
Its probably very scary to hear at first after no sound ever in your life.
Hi how are you doing?
They are all beautiful, but the mother hearing her daughters speak for the first time was so moving. I think about all of these people listening to the sounds I love - laughter, birds, music, rain, etc. Beautiful!
Was not expecting the waterworks at 3:30
Just wonderful! 🤗
This is truly inspiring & heart warming. God bless all the people that made this all happen.
Yes, they all need our deepest gratitude, but without some god getting involved, just saying.
Fuck God
I do understand what u mean.. I too used to feel the same way about God.. and I used to get very angry when ppl said “god bless” to me but I don’t anymore .
Science deniers need not apply.
This tore me all the way up. Lord forgive us for complaining about things that simply do not matter. God bless these people ❤️
Amen
How about god not giving them this in the first place?
Thank you science.
@@sheshellsseasells Oh shush you. This is more important than some old grudge.
@@justusb.plorer8773 funny how it's always assumed it's a grudge or hatred. He's not wrong to though
@@TheSpineSplitter7 I know he isn't wrong, but in this case I just don't consider it worth starting an argument over. Even atheists will say things like "thank god" simply because they're a figure of speech.
I'm usual a huge sappy crying sucker of a mess with engagements, pregnancy announcements, soldiers coming home, etc....but this is next level for me ...love it
The same for me..love to see happy people..enjoying their reactions 🥰
Yes! 🌹🌸💐
I remember seeing a documentary where a man got his hearing and he thought the sound of the ocean waves would be terrifying, but was astonished when he actually heard it for the first time. We have no idea of sounds that the deaf person interprets. Well done everyone.
Christopher took me to full ugly cry. Jesus Christ this is beautiful and pure.
THE JOYS OF SEEING OTHERS CRY TEARS OF JOY ----- BRINGS TEARS OF JOY.
YES!!!
I’m deaf though not profoundly, I feel a special bond with all these people , deafness is an invisible handicap , it can lead to pretty sad isolation, as well as embarrassment etc. but don’t give up. You still own your own mind, no one can take that from you. Screw them if they try. Dave from Oz.
🌻👍🤗🌈
I'm in a long term relationship with a deaf woman and when you share a life with it you understand that feeling of isolation, even if you yourself are fully sensory able.
Deafness widens your world to include another layer that most people simply don't see or ever think about.
Everything is so much more profound and important when you can communicate and share a moment through the ether of profound deafness and there are so many remarkable people involved in living with this disability that truly give hope to life every single day. This video is everything.
All the love from us to you all x
Wait , what can u hear if u don’t hear anything (kinda) is it like a high pitch sound or like ur ear drum doesn’t even exist?
I also am partially deaf lost complete hearing in one ear as a child. Watching this video brings me to tears of happiness for them.
Thank you for sharing this insight with us. It teaches me a lot about deafness. I wish you a peaceful and happy life. God bless you.
The fact we can give people who can't hear the ability they have lost or never had is absolutely incredible. Never stop trying to make the world a better place.
Can you imagine being part of the team that invented these? I would imagine videos like this would be the best possible reward for your hard work
Proud to be an audiologist 🔥
I’m sure your patients truly appreciate your help. I wish one day there would be a cure found for tinnitus. I am thankful I still have most of my hearing but the tinnitus is so difficult. It is 24/7, never stopping for even one second.
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Fellow Audiologist here. We really have an amazing job. I don't work with implants but it's amazing working with aids too and just helping people like this.
@@amyrcoombes86 yeah that's great!
How many times do you cry a day?
Makes us really think how much we take our hearing for granted. So happy for these people 😭
I felt in tears for each one getting emotive, I wanted to hug them as well the scientists and doctors who turned all this possible.
I also cried watching this video. I have been partly deaf throughout my life (now 74) and now profoundly deaf. I had my cochlear implant about 10 years ago, and it made such a difference. I had worn ever more powerful aids since I was 7 years but I was getting frustrated/depressed in my private and professional life - and now I could hear!
It took time and effort to adjust but it was very worthwhile. Although the audiologist said I had adjusted quickly. Yes it is not perfect. I get tired quickly and crowded places are still impossible BUT>>>>>>>>>>>
What more can I say except thankyou and it really was worth it!
Babies are gonna hear the sound of their mother singing a lullaby, Parents are gonna hear the sound of their children's voice...and everybody's gonna hear the sound of music
May god bless these people and you💗
@@MysteryHistery Amen. Bless you my friend.
They also gonna hear the sound of me sobbing to this video
My 15 month old grandson will be getting his this month. Looking forward to the activation date and seeing relief & joy on my daughter's face because she has been through alot of worry
Sandi Marie how did it go?
Oh updates, updates, how did grandson do?! 😊
Praying everything went well!
you have a grandson but you’re name is vanilla bean and you have a Gacha life pfp?
@@poopyfartlover313?missed that one 😊
I couldn't do this job. I will cry myself dry everytime. God bless these beautiful people. You are the music to these special individuals.
I cannot imagine not hearing your own voice for decades and then all the sudden being able to. It must be intense
26 year old man crying to this wholesome video.. its amazing how we take things for granted if we ourselves dont have impediments, this is beautiful to see..
never taking my hearing for granted ever again. so happy for these beautiful people!
I get overwhelmed in joy for these people... something we all take for granted is suddenly a beautiful new part of their lives. I cry happy tears EVERY time.
It’s amazing and so beautiful when they hear themselves for the first time.
I’m not crying 😭 I just have something in my eye!
Me too lol
Both eyes here
Allergies. It's allergies.
@@mosesrodriguez4647 Right? Must've forgot to take my benadryl
It´s okay to cry guys we are all human
Imagine the feeling that it must be to hear music for the first time of your life instead of just vibration. Damn......
There is guy who made a documenatry of his hearing progress and there is a moment he record birds. He didnt know what was it but he really liked the sound. And then he asked what was it and he was really amazing about the sound they made.
@@elenitasouli8737 what is his name?
I’d like to know too, it would be interesting to see what they experience after leaving the office. I liked that the little girl wanted to hear the toilet flush!
Im so glad everybody in my house is asleep. I sat here and cried like a big ole baby! Lol..
The little boy (#3) oh my gosh 💖 what a sweetheart. I honestly would burst into tears with these children, their parents or the adults when they cry tho! We truly don't know how much we take for granted.
Love these videos!!
That little boy's face as soon as he could hear...priceless ❤❤❤❤❤
it instantly made me cry
Can you even imagine how overwhelming that would be!? To hear for the first time must be magical but pretty scary too I think. This is beautiful!. 😢
I bet she waited a long time to tell her little girl she loved her. The wee man hugging his mum broke my heart.
This is such a heartwarming gift !! The gift that he can now Hear all things for the first time !! This baby is blessed he is born in a time where all things r possible!! God Bless !!!!
as someone hearing impaired i cannot imagine being totally deaf. just without my hearing aids everything is so quiet. i could be in a room full of people and not hear a sound. this made me tear up!!
Being deaf isn’t that bad though!
@@zenplays8090 bullshit I have reduced hearing in both ears was really bad when I was younger was just good enough to not require aids hated it every second
@@afriendlycadian9857 no I mean like it’s nice to not hear everything
As the father of a daughter who was born with severe hearing loss, I love watching these beautiful and touching moments. I'll never forget the emotional ups and downs of my daughter's ongoing journey. Technology is truly wonderful and amazing.
At 9:17...that medical worker is THE BOSS!!! 👍👍👍
”...I’m gonna leave for just a minute...”.
These events bring me to tears what amazing joy. Profoundly touching.
Hello 👋how are you doing?
Who could ever dislike this video
Eight assholes as of April 29.
John Armenta
It could be that this is too heart felt for some folks....people that don't like crying.
TH-cam bots dislikes -_-
Or it was people’s tears landing on their mouse and accidentally clicks it
Ill tell you who doesn't like these videos. Deaf people. Swear to God they think CI (cochlear implants) are the devils spawn. I kid you not. Google search Deaf community and CI. You will be shocked!!
People take something as simple as hearing for granted, this made me tear up because most if not all of them have never had the pleasure of hearing a simple I love you or something like there own voice!
@John Nichols exactly this video brought me to tears
@Carlo Cocciolo bruh
Very seldom do we get the privilege to see such genuine human emotion and happiness. People are amazing
Imagine hearing your own voice for the first time!
Now think about how the voice in their head would sound like!!!!!
Do thoughts have sound?
Just wow!!!!
The penultimate doctor:
"I'm just going to leave for a moment....."
Not one for dealing with emotions 😂
Probably had to walk out find a quiet corner for a cigarette and a good cry
Or you could look at it as he wanted just to give them some time together alone....
I was going to say that was super considerate of him! He wanted to give this family their private moment of joy.
9:46 "Uhhh imma leave for a minute"
Lmaoooooooooo champ
He's probably so over it lol
@@JxKITCH or he is actually a sap and doesn't want to show it because he is the professional?
I don't know anyone who is deaf, but I am so impacted by these beautiful scenes. Tears running down my face...so happy for this medical miracle and these overjoyed families. Just wonderful.
Props to the guy leaving for a minute so the family could enjoy the moment.
It’s crazy like getting the super power you where lacking. It has to be incredibly overwhelming
Idk if it would feel like a superpower but just different instead
All the female doctors: choking up.
Guy doctor: OH SHIT EMOTIONS IMMA HEAD OUT
The simple things like hearing we take for granted. Watching these people’s reaction’s of pure joy brings tears to my eyes every time.
I’m a bilateral Cochlear Implant recipient - the first thing I heard after switch on , and leaving the Audiology office was the elevator ‘ding’.
I knew that elevators ‘dinged’ but hadn’t heard one for 12 years - Bless Professor Grahame Clarke for his life’s work in developing this AMAZING technology - I now have the latest model and can stream music straight into my processor - so I can now wear ‘ear buds’ 😂and hearing on the phone via Bluetooth is SO EASY now - all I need to top it off would be to see the EAGLES live one more time and be able to hear them.🥰🥰🥰
Imagine being born with only 4 senses. Never have you heard your own voice, never have you heard music, never have you heard your mother telling you she loves you.
Imagine experiencing something new for the first time. Something you don't have a concept of, something everyone else has, something everyone else takes for granted.
majority of my family members have hearing problems...and i feel like i’m beginning to get hearing loss myself.. but knowing there is stuff like this that can help me settles me a bit
I started losing my hearing significantly 2 years ago. I’m a musician so it’s terrifying. So grateful for hearing aids.
Im starting to lose hearing in my left ear sounds are harder to hear in my left ear and losing hearing is comman in my family so im worried im going to go deaf completely in my left ear
@fo exipni I actually have gained my hearing back it just took lots of trips to doctors
@fo exipni sorta i have my full hearing in my right ear because I started loosing hearing in my right but i can hear completely fine in it but i have completely lost my hearing in my left ear
This makes me appreciate hearing I don’t think about it at all. Makes me think about all the small stuff I take for granted
This is so inspirational. I cried every time each person realized that they could hear normally. Thank each and everyone involved in this effort to allow these individuals to hear again.
TH-cam: Did you cry today?
Me: no
TH-cam: Ok. Hold my recommendation
Watching these and compilations of people with colorblindness seeing colors for the first time just shows how far we've come technologically and how much most of take for granted on a daily basis
When they cryed I cryed 😭 but it’s a good cry I’m so happy for these people who got the Gift to hear my heart goes out to them all. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
i just cry and cry when watching these. i can only imagine the joy they feel when they really understand what they are hearing. i am just moved to tears every time.
I wasn’t actually sure if she could hear anything until she said “ I love you too “, And I cry too when I got my hearing aid