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[beniowa79]

I got the processor part of my implant yesterday and hooked it up.  First, there was kind of a hearing test with the implant hooked up to a computer.  Then we programmed it and turned it on.  I'm not really able to describe the "noise" I can hear.  Let's just say I can hear stuff, though not sounds as they really are.  Had some problems right off

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[angalin]

A remote control? I hope you don`t have any neighbours with garage doors on the same frequency. :p

Sounds like there'll be some tweaking to get it right, but overall it's to the good. :)

[beniowa79]

Hah! Actually, none of my neighbors have a garage; it's all parking lots. I wonder if I can get up to other mischief though. :P

And thanks!

[peadarog]

This is really exciting. I LOVE gadgets! Best of luck...

[beniowa79]

I would never have guessed that you liked gadgets. ;)

And thanks Peadar!

[dalthor]

Hope everything gets worked out soon and that it sounds great afterwards!
Also, if anyone asks what all the equipment is, tell them you work for the Secret Service and it's The Button.

[beniowa79]

Thanks! I do too. :)

The button? LOL. I like the idea of the Secret Service though. It would probably get me full access to the Library of Congress...

[xraytheenforcer]

cyborg!!

I'm really glad to hear that things are starting to come together, especially about the dizziness.

[beniowa79]

You will be assimilated. :borg:

Thanks! :)

[litechick]

You are a pioneer, a soldier on the front lines of the battle against hearing impairment. Rock on.

[beniowa79]

I like that! Thanks litechick! And I will. :)