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General Category => The Coffee Shop => Topic started by: dgman on October 20, 2011, 10:29:53 am
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Hey Ed, We are all patiently waiting for the good news!
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Hey GB, can you hear me now?
Hope all is going well. Sorry if it sounds like I'm screaming.
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YES! I can hear you now!
Not ashamed to say I cried like the proverbial baby when they first turned it on....
It sounded like a 30's radio set between stations and was all static but I heard a voice in there in the background.
It has been about 2 hours and the strange noises are getting weaker and voices still sound 'tinny' but they tell me this will gradually go away as the ol' brain learns what to do with all these new 'impulses'.
Had to wind and set my antique mantel clock and the first time it chimed I almost jumped out of the chair!
As we were pulling out of the garage I thought I heard my heart beating rather fast...WRONG...it was the directional signal.
For my 'geeky' friends there are 20 individual electrodes implanted in my auditory nerve endings so it will take 6 weeks of 1 1/2 hour sessions to get everything 'programmed' just right.
But for now I ma just happy to sit here and listen to my keyboard go 'clickety, clickety'!
Thanks once again for all your prayers and good wishes.....
~~~GrayBeard~~~
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Glad to hear things are going well for you. Hoping and praying for the best. :)
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this sounds totally cool! Wait until you turn on the saw ;D
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I'm planning to do some cutting later today and will let you know how it sounds.
The one that scares me is the table saw! Loudest too I own except for the leaf blower. OMG I will have to turn it of when I use that thing!
~~~GB~~~
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You probably now need some ear protection - a "Mickey Mouse".
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Hi Gray Beard, glad everything went well for you. You'll be able to hear the sound of leather on wood now.
All the best from Scotland. Rob Roy
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Great new and I am glad to hear it! If your table saw is your loudest tool then I have to assume you don't have a surface planer. Mine makes my tablesaw whisper.
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Great news Ed! Thanking God that it went so well. I will have to whisper this end of the ocean now or you might just hear everything I say :P.
Hope all the excess noise gets filtered out soon, sure your brain can handle it.
David
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So glad it went well! I bet it will now be tough to fall asleep as you will be hearing all those subtle sounds!
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Ed, I'm so happy for you!! this sounds awesome!
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Wow Ed, glad to hear you are doing so well.. No shame in a tear at times.. I'm so proud for you... Sheila
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Congratulations GB, that is fantastic news!!! All the prayers and well wishes from everyone payed off...really happy for you GB, Good luck with the fine tuning...
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Congrats!!!! I am so happy for you!
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Congratulations, Graybeard!!!! I am SOO happy for you! What a thrill it must be for you to hear! A big ((((HUG)))) to you! What wonderful, wonderful news! :)
Sheila
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Congratulations GB, I know what it is like no to hear everything. I am really happy for you.
gene
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I am thrilled that everything went well, we knew it would. You may need to keep some headache tablets at the ready cause I would image all these sounds are going to do your head in for a few days. Take care.
Marg
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Excellent!!! Heres hoping the fine tuning goes just as well for you!
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That is too cool!! Ear plugs and headache pills! It's so amazing what modern medicine can do. Let us know your most interesting sounds (and annoying ones). Just curious.