A special way of being able to hear again. It's a miracle to hear with two cochlear implants.
Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Wheel of York
Royal York Hotel |
York Train Station |
I've never been to York before and I met up with the rest of the Mentor troop and it was great fun! The train station is right next door to the Royal York Hotel.
Come and chat with me to find out how I got on and I was so excited and amazed that Naidia has loads of things to offer for everyone!
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Monday, 18 February 2013
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Neptune - world's only swimmable sound processor makes waves!
What is Neptune?
It's a funny word - Neptune. I wondered what it was and it's a cochlear implant device for being able to use in the swimming pool, bath, shower, jacuzzi - anything with water!
Here it is what it looks like:
Cool Neptune makes sounds possible to hear on water |
You can choose your own colours on your Neptune (click on the link in) It's great fun!
I can imagine being in the water with the Neptune trying to make sure my boys don't get naughty in the water when we go swimming and I can go to swimming lessons! That would be heaven! I've never been able to swim in the water very well because swimming lessons to deaf children was not available in my old days!
Choose your own Neptune colours |
Here is more information about Neptune on the Advanced Bionics website - when you go on the website, you'll see on the right hand side a Video Link button that will show you a series of mini-videos. The last mini-video has a video called "Our Breakthrough" and this will be about Neptune. And also on this video link it has a transcript available to download. The transcript file is enormous because it contains various languages and so I've extracted the English version for the "Our Breakthrough" video, here it is below. I can see the Neptune proving to be an invaluable and important device for all to be able to hear in the water. The opportunity to do this is great as it can help us be better swimmers such as having swimming lessons.
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