Man of Honour
110dB loss is more deaf than what is often called 100% hearing loss.
I think I need some coffee or maybe some food - I just misread your minor typo as "[...]posting omelette crap[...]
Emotional Video - Woman hearing for the first time in 29 years
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110dB loss is more deaf than what is often called 100% hearing loss.
I think I need some coffee or maybe some food - I just misread your minor typo as "[...]posting omelette crap[...]
Soldato
I am completely deaf in my left ear (can hear at 120db the loudest sound in a sound test box) and have a tiny amount of hearing in the right (think its 95 db in this ear cant remember) this enables me to use a hearing aid in the right ear. like the girl in the video i speak very well for some one with my level of hearing which ain`t much but through intense speech and language therapy from 12 months to about 8 years old and also my parents never allowing me to mis pronounce words I speak 99.9% perfectly I do get sentences occasionally mixed up and wont always hear if the person isn't facing me but yes it is possible to speak as well as this lady in the video with severe hearing loss. p.s I lip read very very well I have caught people out hehe!!!
Man of Honour
It was claimed the lady was completely deaf, you on the other hand, as stated previously, could hear things with an hearing aid and therefore able to speak and be corrected.
I know 2 people who have been totally 100% deaf from birth and can't say one word but I'm not saying it can't be done.
Soldato
I would.
A new video has been added with the same process with a baby
http://www.break.com/index/8-month-old-hears-mom-for-the-first-time-2175717
http://www.break.com/index/8-month-old-hears-mom-for-the-first-time-2175717
Caporegime
You have more choices than that tbh. You can say 'I don't fully understand it and I want to as it's an interesting subject. Therefore I'm going to ask sensible questions and make my own decision'.
And there it is. You have no desire to look at this in a critical way. I bet you failed GCSE English
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Caporegime
So cool
Would hate to be even remotely death, or blind for that matter...
Although I do have tinnitus quite badly and I now wear glasses to stop my eyes having panic attack
Permabanned
Made my day, thanks op
Soldato
Aww bless.
Man of Honour
I see what you did there
Caporegime
Yea that would be quite bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Whys that even remotely funny?
Caporegime
Who gives a fudge? =/
She has improved her hearing. I sometimes wish deafness or major tinnitus upon some people, they might actually show some sympathy then
Caporegime
Congratulations.