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10-01-2011, 12:56 PM
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29-Year-Old Deaf Woman Hears Her Voice for the First Time [VIRAL VIDEO]
Sloan Churman was born deaf. For 29 years, she has relied on reading lips and, to a very limited extent, hearing aids. Two months ago, she received Envoy Medical’s Esteem Implant, which utilizes ear drum vibrations to bring hearing back to its users. The reaction, captured by her husband on video, is nothing short of extraordinary. Her pure joy is contagious. Here’s what she said on her YouTube page: <iframe width="640" height="360" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/LsOo3jzkhYA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
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10-01-2011, 02:51 PM
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Re: 29-Year-Old Deaf Woman Hears Her Voice for the First Time [VIRAL VIDEO]
I saw this earlier on the net and a lot are calling it fake because of how well she can talk for someone who has been deaf since she was born. I've never come across a person who is completely deaf that can talk. My brother was born completely deaf. They have never heard people speak so they don't know how to pronounce words so it's impossible for them to be able to talk so fluently like that. Some things they can pronounce but not talking so perfectly like that. The only way she would be able to talk like that is if she was born hearing and then went deaf or she was not completely deaf and with the help of hearing aids she could understand voices. But it states she is hearing her voice for the first time so therefore she must of been completely deaf I just read on the youtube where she says: So maybe she was not completely deaf then and she has infact heard before with the help of hearing aids. But still, i know a hell of a lot of deaf people through my brother and even those with hearing implants don't talk as perfect as she does. Complicated stuff |
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10-01-2011, 03:09 PM
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Re: 29-Year-Old Deaf Woman Hears Her Voice for the First Time [VIRAL VIDEO]
I agree. She wasn't looking at the woman and she was talking to her and she was able to decipher what the older woman said. Example : Medical woman : "Can you hear me" she said "Yes" It is possible to know the language if you never heard it? I know you can read it and even speak it but how can you know what the alphabet sounds like? |
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10-01-2011, 03:18 PM
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Re: 29-Year-Old Deaf Woman Hears Her Voice for the First Time [VIRAL VIDEO]
Exactly, i'm gonna keep following this I just can't see how someone could speak so well or even understand someone so perfect when they are talking to her. When you're first hearing words for the first time they would seem a bit "foreign". People speak in different speeds and accents too. You would at least seem to be focusing hard and still lip reading to understand the word totally. |
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10-01-2011, 06:05 PM
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Re: 29-Year-Old Deaf Woman Hears Her Voice for the First Time [VIRAL VIDEO]
i hear deaf people talk all the time i have a friend whos been hearing impaired since birth and speaks english, assyrian and farsi without a hint of trouble either way, this was a dope video, always nice to see advances in the medical field |