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Pat is the current web weaver for Cicada Australia Inc. She is a bi-lateral implantee with her first implant in 2014 and the second in 2016.
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- [110] Factors Affecting Quality of Life in Adolescent CI Users Jun 10th 2020 03:37 -
- [144] Cochlear Implantation in Patients With Bilateral Ménière's Syndrome Jun 09th 2020 03:36 -
- [135] Managed ‘care’ for 911? Jun 08th 2020 06:39 -
- [149] Speech recognition with cochlear implants as a function of the number of channels: Effects of electrode placement Jun 08th 2020 03:35 -
- [136] Brain Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Congenital Cytomegalovirus With Failed Newborn Hearing Screen Jun 08th 2020 03:17 -
- [1172] Nigel Howard a ‘superhero' Jun 08th 2020 03:02 -
- [125] Living the Deaf Life During a Pandemic Jun 07th 2020 06:38 -
- [134] Hearing restoration by a low-weight power-efficient multichannel optogenetic cochlear implant system Jun 07th 2020 03:33 -
- [135] New Jersey's Sound Start Babies is helping children overcome hearing loss Jun 07th 2020 02:53 -
- [120] Pandemic measures mean extra challenges for people with hearing loss Jun 06th 2020 06:35 -
- [132] Adults’ cochlear implant journeys through care: a qualitative study Jun 06th 2020 03:23 -
- [114] Highlights in 2019 Paediatric Audiology Literature Jun 06th 2020 03:21 -
- [133] ‘Finding causal gene raises predictive accuracy of adult hearing loss operations’ Jun 06th 2020 03:17 -
- [136] 'It's extremely rewarding:' How CHEO's new teletherapy sessions continue to help hearing impaired patients Jun 06th 2020 02:51 -
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Deafblindness
Here is a link to Deafblindness support and information.
They are based in Western Australia and supported by Senses Australia.
Hear For You web site
Vision Statement: “For all young people who
are deaf to reach their potential in life.”
