Well, that's really cool, but be really careful.
Too many things have happened in diagnostic
test, that you should be extremely vigiliant.
Call me suspicous, but are there other
issues other than your guy not being able to
hear? Lo those many years ago, our guy
"behaved" as if he was deaf too.
How the test was conducted is also important.
When our hearing test was being conducted,
by the time they completed the test on one ear,
he as ready to split, so they said, ya, from what
we can tell, he can hear ok from the other.
If it is just deafness, that's just means that the
approach will be different, i.e. no wiring and
processing issues.
Lets face it like most parents we love to hear
that our kids are OK, and that it's not going to
be as complicated as we thought it was going
to be.
I'm so sorry, I don't mean to rain on anyone's
parade, just be super careful, and take him
different diagnostitians of other disciplines to
get a better picture of what your guy has to
deal with.
Just be careful out there
Yeah, I have spelling issues but then who
doesn't
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