Anyone here have a Cochlear Implant ? - Page 6

**Charley Lillard** · #51 Yesterday, 01:08 AM

On lots of med but feel much better. This was much easier than when they removed the Cholesteatoma that left me deaf and replaced hearing with a loud ringing. They won't turn it on for a month and then there is a lot of learning. Was told in one of the support Zoom chats that hearing are like am radio and Cochlear implants are like Sirius.

**scuncio** · #52 Yesterday, 04:35 AM

Glad you're feeling better. Here's to a speedy recovery!

**1967 4K** · #53 Yesterday, 10:39 AM

Good to hear the procedure is moving along and soon things will be better for you.
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**Xplantdad** · #54 Yesterday, 07:18 PM

you will be good as new in no time!

**dykstra** · #55 Yesterday, 08:49 PM

Here's to a speedy recovery Charley!

**69M22Z** · #56 Yesterday, 10:34 PM

Hope it works out well!!

**Steve Shauger** · #57 Yesterday, 11:03 PM

Speedy recovery and wishing wonderful results!

**Too Many Projects** · #58 Today, 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Charley Lillard

Was told in one of the support Zoom chats that hearing are like am radio and Cochlear implants are like Sirius.

Oh, NO, you aren't going to have to listen to the adds too, are you ??

It will be very interesting talking with you in November. It will be great to hear your first hand experience. I have considered this for some time, but I don't see where Medicare indicates they will cover the cost. Maybe in the future ?

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