Posted by Tathagata Banerjee
This is a very informative thread for me as my 1Yrs. 4 Mths. daughter is also hearing impaired but I would love to see her driving when she attends the age. VEry long way to go though.
Yes, your daughter will definitely drive one day once time will permit her. Nothing to worry. She is still very little, there are many ways to go forwards in her life and with time there will come more facilities with more developed technologies. Let me wish her all the best! What is her name, please?
Did you have admitted any speech-therapist for her? If no, please start do for this to develope her speech as long as she can.
Posted by Tathagata Banerjee
Do you think using a Hearing Aid or with a Cochlear Implant done one would still face the problem? What do you use to address your limitation?
As far as i feel no technology has been perfect yet for hearing impaired. With Hearing Aid used/Cochlear Implant fitted some1 may hear something better, but the level of hearing depends on the degree of hearing loss. More loss in hearing, less benefit from those. So it depends on her degree of hearing loss. Whats her degree of hearing?
For me, i used to wear hearing aid in school times till class 7-8. Then stopped using them since i found no special benefits from those - only disturbing noise, can't differentiate the sonuds. Since then, i have been gone without hearing aid. I only depend on Lip-Reading as far as i can. And with strangers i speak first. Some ppl can understand, while others can't my speech. In that case i use gestures and/or use notepad+pen.
Please keep posted with ur queries. i'll help u with my best. After all we are from our own "City of Joy". Where do u stay? I'm from Gariahat-Golpark.
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