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Tue, 8 Jan 2008 19:48:13 -0700
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This title is the clearest, very first statement I heard with the processor, 
without my hearing aid!  I'd taken my hearing off after I came home and 
settled into my room late this afternoon.  I'd gotten two magazines in the 
mail yesterday.  One of them is called  Conundrum, which has a bunch of 
puzzles in it.  So far, I enjoy doing word searches the most.  So today, I 
sat in my rocker, reading each letter of one of them, and making many of the 
sounds I think of that each letter can produce.  After that I began solving 
it, still speaking out loud and pronouncing some of the sounds.  I got 
sleepy before I finished, so I decided to play around with a building set I 
got with Christmas money.  I continued talking out loud, about what I was 
doing.  Suddenly, I heard a significant amount and type of stimuli that I 
figured was someone knocking on my door.

"Come in," I called out.

"Dinner is ready."  Did she say dinner is ready?  I marveled.  I asked her a 
little later, with my aid back on, if that was exactly what she said, and 
she confirmed that it was!

More adventures to come!

Sharon 

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