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To: Boplicity who wrote (2117)	2/2/2000 1:47:00 AM
From: Frank Bender	Read Replies (2) of 35685

Greg, Yes and no. Two years ago,I had a cochlear implant. I carry a small computer in my shirt pocket which is fastened to a mic and transmitter. The transmitter fastens to the side of the head with a magnet. The metal receiver in the head has 20 frequency electrodes which end in the cochlea. It works good for voice in a quiet background situation and I can also hear the song of the meadow lark and other birds. Most radio and tv are not of sufficient fidelity to understand. One of the wonders of the world: to hear a bird sing after years of no sound! Bought a Q phone this fall and now am able to use a phone. All the wired one were of no use. cochlear.com Frank

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