Amazing People Hearing for the First Time! Deaf & Hearing Impaired Get Cochlear Implants turned on!

Amazing People Hearing for the First Time! Deaf & Hearing Impaired Get Cochlear Implants turned on! Hope you Enjoy this tearful compilation!

From Silence to Sound - hearing loss can be described as an invisible disability.
Watching the reaction of cochlear implant patients and their loved ones is so humbling.

#hearingsoundforthefirsttime #cochlearimplant #deafawareness

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[GravityFair]

Who else just sits and watches hours of this stuff and cries alone in their bedroom?

[cdge]

I had implants when I was 17. For the first time, I heard my Mom and Dad tell me they love me. Absolutely life-changing.

[kram]

That last one. It's amazing, she didn't realise the noise was her own voice. What an incredible moment that must have been.

[JaredTVW]

“What does it feel like for you to make miracles happen everyday?” Says the woman on the receiving end of a miracle. This broke me. Both these ladies are just so pure, happy for them both.

[annagreiner]

“ what does it feel like for you to make miracles happen every day? “ 😢💖💖💖💖💖💖my heart

[tykyfootball]

This girl is hearing for the first time and asks the nurse what it is like to make miracles happen. (2:09) That's just awesome

[ashf]

The baby ones always get me. The little smile when they hear for the first time is one of the purest things in Earth.

[scottmaxwell]

The last one is amazing, realizing the noises shes hearing and actually connecting the dots that voices sound much different from what she expected "there's something happening right now" "you're hearing yourself!" That was great to see!

[stevedamico]

I am a 63 year old man who doesn't cry very often, anymore..I am balling my eyes out here!..My God, thank you for letting me live long enough to see this!

[suomynonys]

That last one when she realized she's hearing herself... 💜

[gustavmuller]

Looking at these people, it makes you realize just how privileged and blessed we are to have our hearing. It is truly humbling.

[Chadthefatherbear]

8:08 wow imagine hearing yourself for the first time ever. You get to actually hear your thoughts! She asked, “So if I’m talking, there’s like a…” and then she made a high pitched noise that resembled some kind of horn. She was completely unaware of what “talking” sounds like, completely unaware that what she was hearing was the actual physical voice of her own thoughts! 🤯

[revengeoftheshamhammer]

“What does it feel like to make miracles happen every day?”

This made me cry in a way that I never have before.

[ellen]

the second girl just melted my heart. she was so grateful 😭

[kraziphilli]

I am a battle hardened combat vet, Ive been emotionally distant for decades and for the first time in forever the girl who asked what its like to make miracles happened made me tear up, these doctors and staff must have the most satisfying job in the world.

[USAVT]

It's crazy, to me, how someone who can't hear their own voice, let alone anothers, still speak with the dialect that those around them have. I never guessed that would be the case. I'm happy for them all.

[anarchist_parable]

Watching the lady at the end realize that she's hearing herself 😭😭😭

[markforbus]

The baby was amazing. That smile and then the eyes welling up with tears.

[PRANKZOMBIE]

My mum had her cochlear surgery this morning. I’m really excited for her to get the device. This makes me even more excited. My mum is going to hear. 😆

[jaemegrrl]

My mother is deaf, but finally received an experimental cochlear implant back in the early 1980’s. Suddenly she could hear for the first time since an 8 yr old. When I heard she had finally gotten it, I cried. I was so happy for her! Silence and isolation were just the few challenges she dealt with.