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Have you tried meowing at your cat to see if she r
kat that is great!
Have you tried meowing at your cat to see if she responds?
my girls both saw the vet yesterday, and both are at 13 lb! I will have to give them even less food than they have been getting.
I am inches away from finally being able to buy my house or condo! the annoying thing is I'll still be under housing authority rules, can't have people living with me unless I get their ok. I'll still have to undergo inspection each year... too many damn rules tied to homeownership when you get mortgage assistance.
TMR
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----- Original Message ----
From: Kathy <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, August 8, 2007 6:16:18 PM
Subject: Cochlear Implant
As some of you know, I had surgery on June 11 - a cochlear implant in
my left ear. On July 12, I was "activated," that is, a speech
processor was programmed and connected to the implant via a magnet
below the skin. Since then, it's been a wild ride!
For example the fist day after the activation, all the sounds were
beeps and whistles, as I imagine a dolphin would hear! After a few
days, I started to distinguish speech and from there on, things have
been getting better as my brain learns to "hear" all over again and
interpret sounds. I really have a new appreciation for how a child
learns language and speech without realizing it. Now as I sit at my
Mac and type this, I can hear the air conditioner as it hums
(loudly!) and the radio playing in my bedroom down the hall, and one
of my neighbors starting up their car outside. The best thing
though, has been hearing my cat purr as we settle down for the
night. But I have also found out that she doesn't meow. (and I
thought she was just silent because I couldn't hear her!)
I'm looking forward to being more socially involved as I get out of
my self-imposed cocoon of silence. Modern technology is truly
wonderful! (although I do wish it'd make me a better typist!)
Kat
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