For nine months now Drew's Mom and I have been researching hearing loss, sign language and cochlear implants. We've learned a great deal, but we have had difficulty finding information on one particular part of Drew's adventure.
How do they set, adjust, or "map" the cochlear implant once it is functioning to let someone hear?
I found this article entitled "Mapping a Cochlear Implant" and found it helpful to understand how exactly they get it to work. It is also timely, as we will be meeting Cyndi Warner on Thursday to have Drew's bilateral cochlear implants activated for the very first time!
6 comments:
The very best of wishes for Thursday.
Jason, Nik and Tom
Can't wait to hear all about your exciting day tomorrow! Praying that it goes better than you ever dreamed!
Leeann
I am glad you enjoyed our article. We worked hard to find an audiologist that is both qualified to write it and that would agree to do it!!
Good luck on tomorrow's activation.
Hope all goes well.
aaron@hearingpocket.com
Will think good thoughts for you tomorrow! Can't wait to "hear" all about it!
I can't wait to hear how things went today! I have described my experience with yesterday's activation in my blog, check it out!
Hi, Drew !!! You will hear nice things: wind blowing, byrds singing,music, sea waves, love words, whispering... Be happy and healthy ! Lachezar Domuschiev - Yana`s father
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