Last night Thomas was telling me that he couldnt hear that well in his right ear. OK.."no problem" I told him to take it off and to please put his "ear" on the couch and I'll take a look at it when he goes to bed.
Last night was a goofy one...Thomas was in some kind of goofy mood and he didnt get to bed til after 10pm. Long story short....I can NOT find his right processor. Thank goodness for back ups because that is what he is using today. I've looked everywhere. Under the couches, in the cushions, behind tv stands, in the garbage (GROSS...but I had to make sure it wasn't in there) in the toy box, etc. I am driving myself crazy. I am done looking for today ~ I am going to read and (hopefully) get a good nights sleep and *hopefully* I'll find it tomorrow !
Keep your fingers crossed that we find it.
******* Update******
After looking in all of the garbage cans (super gross), toy box, couches, beds, clothes, anything that a magnet can stick to, etc. I sat down at my desk this morning to write out Thomas' tuition check ~ pulled out the sliding top and what do I see in front of my eyes....Thomas' right processor!!!! I must have been sitting at the desk Sunday night when Thomas told me about his ear not working properly....I put it down and finished my work...forgetting for a day and a half where I put it!
UGH...That was stressful!!!!!
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When you say processor do you mean by "hearing aids?"
No, he has bilateral cochlear implants. Sometimes we call his processor's (outside equipment..that fits around his ear) ears, sometimes processors!
Okay. I am hard of hearing. I wear hearing aids. I went to two deaf school while growing up. One in Marrero, La and other one in St. Louis. They both are deaf oral school. We were taught how to speak with very limited sign language. I was mainstream in high school and college. I consider myself hard of hearing.
I can see why you called it processor.
I am an adult hard of hearing person. I went to two different deaf schools which had taught me how to speak. We rarely use sign language. I was mainstream to high school and college.
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