Comments on: Sensory perception and plasticity http://www.sarasera.com/2009/05/sensory-perception-and-plasticity/ The Era of Sara... Fri, 06 Jan 2012 17:47:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Adam Fitzgerald http://www.sarasera.com/2009/05/sensory-perception-and-plasticity/comment-page-1/#comment-5580 Adam Fitzgerald Mon, 18 Apr 2011 11:47:50 +0000 http://www.sarasera.com/?p=270#comment-5580 I had a Labrythectomy 2 years ago. They drilled out my vestibula system from my left ear. took everything but my cochlea and hearing nerve. The first few weeks were pure hell but eventually my brain realized it was missing part of its balace center. It took over and compensated for the loss. after a lot of therapy I can walk run jump just as i did before the surgery. Ia having CI surgery in 1 week and have some questions, do you have an email address? Adam I had a Labrythectomy 2 years ago. They drilled out my vestibula system from my left ear. took everything but my cochlea and hearing nerve. The first few weeks were pure hell but eventually my brain realized it was missing part of its balace center. It took over and compensated for the loss. after a lot of therapy I can walk run jump just as i did before the surgery.
Ia having CI surgery in 1 week and have some questions, do you have an email address?

Adam

]]> By: Mog http://www.sarasera.com/2009/05/sensory-perception-and-plasticity/comment-page-1/#comment-1047 Mog Wed, 13 May 2009 01:11:08 +0000 http://www.sarasera.com/?p=270#comment-1047 I suppose what we hear through our hearing aids isn't normal. My Phonak's gave more distortion than the current Siemen's ones, but it's definitely not normal hearing people would hear. The sounds in your head must be pretty disconcerting, I hope they are tolerable and start to become more normal soon I suppose what we hear through our hearing aids isn’t normal. My Phonak’s gave more distortion than the current Siemen’s ones, but it’s definitely not normal hearing people would hear.

The sounds in your head must be pretty disconcerting, I hope they are tolerable and start to become more normal soon

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