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#5257 12/31/02 12:13 AM
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You might want to try the tomatis method.
He was a Doctor who worked with people who had Learning Disabilities, ADHD, and Hearing Impaired with great success. This center is in Australia. The E-Mail is:
info@tomatis.com.au








#5258 12/31/02 03:44 AM
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Looked into it already... Sensor Neural Hearing loss cannot be reversed. It means that the nerve hairs are permanently damage and cannot be repaired. Thanks anyway.

After much research into alternative medicines I've decided it's time to quit looking for a fix.

(Did you know that certain anti biotics cause hearing loss in some people, as can nurofen and aspirin) In some cases so can cigarettes this is due to the fact that tobacco is not considered a food product and the pesticides used on them are not regulated. - I don't smoke that was just some information I came across in my research.

Another interesting find... they are working on regrowing the nerve hairs in the ear and believe they may beable to restore nautal hearing this way however it seems that It will be another 10 years before this becomes available for testing on humans.

I've decided it doesn't need fixing and I only needed to find a way to use this disability and get on with my life.

The self-inprovement tools that I have used has helped me a long way.

1. Cleared out depression - no medication was ever taken by me for depression I chucked it back at the doctors. I knew why I was depressed so never saw drugs as an answer and it annoyed me that people in the medical profession saw this as the only answer.

2. Cleared out my anger/frustration at the system that caused my hearing loss. As well as prevented me from being paid compensation. The lawyers didn't want to put me into a witness stand knowing that because I am deaf the defense lawyer would have a field day. (No suggestions required here/ times up... the statue prevents me from taking any legal action anymore)

3. Ended the self pitty and excuses. This is probably the best benefit one can expect from any self help tool. Finding a way to quit making excuses and get on with it; make it work or quit deluding yourself that you want something to work for you.

I wear hearing aids - net results you wouldn't know I'm deaf. I listen to audio tapes I know I have to pay attention to understand them. I figured out a way to handle the telephone. I've learnt to duck quick or take my hearing aids out when I get into a water fight I've learnt to ask myself is that a true limitation or am I just unwilling to test my hearing. One of the things that the LSC points out... You're not broken - you dont need fixing... OK lets take it from the presise that that is a true statement - If I'm not broken and I don't need fixing yet being deaf is disctinctly different to most other people... therefore I'm just a different model... and I'm going to have different experiences. NOPS doesn't only apply to Photoreading it applies to anything we find challening in life.

It's 2:40 pm 31 December 2002 here and soon enough I'll be at the Mad Hatters place to welcome in the new year

Have a Happy New Year Celebration folks
Alex

BTW what are the odds on me becoming a PR instuctor?






#5259 12/31/02 04:34 AM
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I like the attitude.

My own hearing is complicated by a constant ringing in my ears. I've learned that I can guage my overall health by listening to the tone, pitch and volume of the ring. The only real hearing loss, though, is occasional misunderstood words, especially song lyrics.

"What? Did he say, 'Your chest keeps getting bigger?'"

"No, silly, 'Your best keeps getting better!'"

"Oh...."






#5260 07/03/03 02:00 PM
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Alex-- a few weeks ago, I heard on the Chicago News where researchers at University Of Michigan has been able to 'regrow' the hairs to restore your type of hearing loss. I don't know if it works, but you might want to look at the U of M medical site. The way they talked, they were going to try it on humans. Could not hurt to look into it.

[This message has been edited by jonah (edited July 03, 2003).]






#5261 07/04/03 07:09 AM
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Thanks for the update. I read about it some months ago. They were not expecting to progress to human test for 10 years at that time. It's will be great when they do start. I'll also wait until they know for certain they can do it since I do okay with hearing aids. If it works I'm all for it.

I must admit having my own remote for volume control does have it's advantages. While shopping I can placidly ignore the tanrums that some kids throw when they are told no. And I can sleep through the worse storms. It's an interesting twist to wake up in the morning and have people still edgey from a storm telling me how bad it was and I slept right through it. I usually just look out at my lawn and go "hummm, must have been windy last night; lawn collected some rubbish. Ah well looks like I got a job to do today that wasn't on the list." I figure my bed didn't get wet so the roof stayed on so nothing to worry about.

Alex






#5262 07/21/03 12:10 AM
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How about Reiki? Or a similar energy modality that provides attunements?

I’ve sat in large gathering where the initiation was taking place and the energy was much higher. I felt the difference between that gathering and being at home by myself while meditating.

This system provides free attunements and has chapters in the States. Each chapter has experienced healers. YOu can sit and bask in the energy while 5-6 healers work on you for free - depending on your severity.









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