Feb 2, 2025
The Science Research Manuscripts of S. Sunkavally, p 739.
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The Science Research Manuscripts of S. Sunkavally, p 739.
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Really interesting (and specific) description of how learning to hear with cochlear implants has been an incremental process, from Wendi on her Sudden Silence blog.
While she could not localize sounds when she first got the cochlear implants, she is able to do so now to some extent (2+ years later) and expects this ability to continue to improve over time. Key quote:
Right now I can hear my cat meowing and I can tell she’s to my left. Dave just cleared his throat and my right ear heard it. I hear a kind of ambient noise and my guess is that it’s the refrigerator…I hear it more in my left ear, and the fridge is behind me and to the left. It is so cool to hear this way!!
That is cool. Reinforces for us that we really need to take a patient, long-term view with Irene's hearing. Start with the basics, and build on that step-by-step. Being able to tell where sounds are coming from will likely be a skill she needs to develop over time.