As we sat in a restaurant on Sunday afternoon, eating our lunch, Drew leaned over to his Daddy and said, "What's that sound?" After pausing for a moment, we realized that Drew was hearing the sound coming from the hand-held soda machine a bartender was using.
We weren't really shocked that Drew heard the sound, as we were sitting fairly close to the bar. But we were surprised that he isolated the sound in a crowded restaurant, and recognized that he didn't know the sound, and was so intrigued by it that he just had to learn what the sound was.
Nearly four years later, and I'm still seeing my little guy hear new sounds for the first time. Pretty cool.
7 comments:
so amazing! love it!
omg, we had a similar moment today in the pharmacy. christian was like, Mom, what IS that? He was listening to the hum of the coke cooler :)
That is an awesome moment! I am a SLP currently working on AVT certification. Thank you for blogging your experiences with Drew. Your blog offers a wealth of information for me to share with interested parents!
it never gets old, does it? Never will.
Each moment like this is so special and is like an achievement..I guess you are so happy! :)
hi-my name is Kate BLue and I was wondering if you guys are on facebook..after 4 years, we are JUST having to fight BCBS regarding AVT for my son Brandon (CI user and kid with apraxia) and I just don't even know how to begin...we had a different insur co.for the first 2.5 years and now that he is approaching age 7, BDBSis trying to deny services. I had read an earlier posting of Drew's Dad and thought perhaps I could pick your brains for information!
THanks! Kate BLue (Katherine Boddy BLue on facebook) or, my blog: www.kateblue.blogspot.com
and ps-yes, it's so strange the noises they pickup that are wayyy in the back or soemwhere else...brandon does that when people are cutting grass or trimming hedges outside!
Wow! This is really incredible! Drew is truly my inspiration for hope. And thank you, Drew's parents, for continuing to post. You really help those us.
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