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gLing said:
They are varied. At one point I feel this itch inside my head and it was the sound of my dad's electric screwdriver.

At another time I felt this pressure and that was the music reiko turned on.
It is up and down different. I am not sure how else to describe it.
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Wow, so amazing. I wonder if this is something like what babies go through...you know like when they hearing sounds for the first time too? Could be.

It will take some time adjusting to and getting more and more familiar things will fall in place.

This is really incredible that they could do this and that you could have it done.

Yeah, I figure too, light music....classical, mood, maybe ballads would be best for now. At least you say music sounds good.

Exciting times no doubt.
 
my daughter hated it at first gina,we found her in the corner of the bathroom sceaming and crying covering her ears but she got used to it,she couldnt turn hers off though like you.itll be great,and you can turn on and off at will:)
 
Jersey said:
ths may be another stupid question::

how did you learn to read if you cant hear... I mean how do you know what sounds the letters make and how to spell properly?
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I don't know what sounds letters make. When I read I think it in sign language. Learning to read and write was very difficult because the grammar is very different then that of ASL.
The schools I went to stressed reading and writing skills. It took a lot of practice.
 
gLing said:
I don't know what sounds letters make. When I read I think it in sign language. Learning to read and write was very difficult because the grammar is very different then that of ASL.
The schools I went to stressed reading and writing skills. It took a lot of practice.
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Thats soooo interesting... When I read, I hear the words in my head... fascinating really
 
gLing said:
I don't know what sounds letters make. When I read I think it in sign language. Learning to read and write was very difficult because the grammar is very different then that of ASL.
The schools I went to stressed reading and writing skills. It took a lot of practice.
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Dayuuuumn. Wow. Thing is you write so well too.

To be honest I never thought that's how you equated it. Just took it for granted it was based on how words sound but thinking bout it now that pretty stupid.

But damn, your grammer and everything is so friggin amazing. Much better than a whole lot of people who could hear and speak even.
 
COOL_BREEZE2 said:
Dayuuuumn. Wow. Thing is you write so well too.

To be honest I never thought that's how you equated it. Just took it for granted it was based on how words sound but thinking bout it now that pretty stupid.

But damn, your grammer and everything is so friggin amazing. Much better than a whole lot of people who could hear and speak even.
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I have been called a snob by other deaf people because of it too. They call it fancy english.
 
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