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lori67

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Re: BAHA battery change
« Reply #30 on: September 06, 2008, 09:48:16 am »
Mine only whistles when something comes near the microphones.  Like if I lean my head back on the back of the couch or sometimes my sunglasses set it off.  That's actually how I can tell when the battery is getting low - it just whistles differently.

Sometimes other people can hear it, but only if it's really quiet, in which case, I probably wouldn't have it turned on anyway.

The other day I ran into a old friend who has to hug everyone, and she leaned against my BAHA and it whistled and she kept apologizing about hurting my ear.  I just told her it probably hurt her ear more than it hurt mine!   :D

Lori
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Right 3cm AN diagnosed 1/2007.  Translab resection 2/20/07 by Dr. David Kaylie and Dr. Karl Hampf at Baptist Hospital in Nashville.  R side deafness, facial nerve paralysis.  Tarsorraphy and tear duct cauterization 5/2007.  BAHA implant 11/8/07. 7-12 nerve jump 9/26/08.

wendysig

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Re: BAHA battery change
« Reply #31 on: September 08, 2008, 08:20:57 am »
Jan,
I think your kids like to press your buttons since they obviously know how to!  What can you do, can't liive with them, can't live without them!!

Lori - Having your friend hug you and hear your BAHA whistle could only happen to you!!!!  I'll bet she was very surprised and thinks twice about hugging you again.

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SSD right side translabyrinthine July 25, 2008
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BAHA surgery 1/5/09
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lori67

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Re: BAHA battery change
« Reply #32 on: September 08, 2008, 09:40:07 am »
Actually, she is a sign language interpreter and spends a lot of time with deaf people and people with various hearing aids, so I'm sure it wasn't much of a surprise to her!  Although, I did see her yesterday and she didn't hug me!  Maybe it did hurt her ear!   :o

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