Why does this video end here?

A slight correction: according to this article listed on her blog, she began losing her hearing at around 18. She waited 10 years before this opportunity to get the implant.

Regardless, it must've felt like being reunited with an old friend, long thought dead. Very moving.

You almost understood the video you submitted, congratulations. Did you watch it before writing that headline? People who've never heard a sound don't generally speak in perfectly clear voices with distinct accents.

Apologies, I will fix the title/description.

I wonder what it must be like to hear music again after having it being lost from you for years.

>> ^budzos:

You almost understood the video you submitted, congratulations. Did you watch it before writing that headline? People who've never heard a sound don't generally speak in perfectly clear voices with distinct accents.


I'm not sure you had to be quite so short with the sifter to make your point.

Sometimes, I like to turn off my hearing aid and not hear anyhing or if something is too loud like at concerts, movie theaters, data centers, etc.

part 2

Amy hears sound for the first time @ 26 years old. has been added as a related post - related requested by Norsuelefantti on that post.