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In this episode of 'Hear Me Out,' the official podcast of the Masonic Children's Clinic for Communication Disorders, hosts Niki Lampi and Tamara Pogin explore various aspects of communication disorders. They speak with John and Katie, parents of Lily, who share their journey of discovering and handling Lily's profound hearing loss. The family discusses the initial screenings, unsuccessful attempts with hearing aids, and the eventual decision to opt for cochlear implants. The conversation touches on Lily’s surgery and activation process, and the supportive role of various therapy programs and community initiatives. The episode also features Lily and her sister Stella, who share their experiences and how they've adapted to the use of sign language and cochlear implants. Insights into the importance of early intervention, regular audiological check-ups, and the impact of community support highlight the comprehensive approach required in managing hearing loss.
By NikiIn this episode of 'Hear Me Out,' the official podcast of the Masonic Children's Clinic for Communication Disorders, hosts Niki Lampi and Tamara Pogin explore various aspects of communication disorders. They speak with John and Katie, parents of Lily, who share their journey of discovering and handling Lily's profound hearing loss. The family discusses the initial screenings, unsuccessful attempts with hearing aids, and the eventual decision to opt for cochlear implants. The conversation touches on Lily’s surgery and activation process, and the supportive role of various therapy programs and community initiatives. The episode also features Lily and her sister Stella, who share their experiences and how they've adapted to the use of sign language and cochlear implants. Insights into the importance of early intervention, regular audiological check-ups, and the impact of community support highlight the comprehensive approach required in managing hearing loss.