Hearing for the First Time

Three-year-old boy is able to hear thanks to a remarkable new procedure.

[@bellagrace9812]

What a cutie. His expression when hearing for the first time is priceless.

[@nerdiloo9863]

like an ewok without the fur (but the big eyes) haha

[@joshnewman6667]

Hopefully I get the same results with my daughter some kids cry lol

[@charlie1541]

It must be really weird for him to hear for the first time

[@memekjunior3518]

We should be grateful for what we have. This child is so special.

[@wandaburgess9400]

Yes, he is! If we stop wishing for what other people have, we would be much happier people!

[@donaldbarton6701]

Amen

[@na-jj9689]

الحمدلله

[@livetochange974]

I'm certainly not grateful, just because my problems aren't as worst dosent mean I should be happy what kind of logic is that? Atleast be respectful for people who are having a hard time in their lives, dosent mean they should be born deformed with problems to feel sad wtf?

[@joshnewman6667]

skellyaart Instagram deafness isn’t being deformed it’s genetics

[@rcdelatorre98]

This where we should be spending money, not on wars! We should be pumping money into medical research not wars!

[@crusader5191]

Correct

[@Bob-ew5pp]

No, we need to build our military stronger before we become china.

[@whyg6703]

True. But for some people war is profit.

[@zandergilder9928]

Roberto C De La Torre If we didn’t spend money on war, we wouldn’t have the freedom to do stuff like this.

[@charlenewagner1445]

Amen Roberto!!!

[@DokktorDeth]

This is so heart-warming. Maybe life isn't so crappy, after all.

[@peterhallett2256]

Especially heartwarming during these difficult times.

[@zachall101]

DokktorDeth oh it’s still creepy.... but u just found something that makes that creepiness a bit more worthwhile

[@2G84]

​@@Mine-Finder Life is as good as good you are looking.

[@crystaljamison8767]

it was never crappy

[@DokktorDeth]

@@crystaljamison8767 Try telling that one to the poor, Yemenis, blacks, the vulnerable, the terminally sick, Afghanis, Iraqis, Sudanese, Syrians, etc., etc., etc.

[@mufassilislam]

My son was stolen by my ex wife. I haven't heard from my son for over three years now. I know he might never read these words but wherever he might be, this is a message from his dad "Daddy loves you and misses you every single moment of his life" !

[@agustdeenuts7050]

Hope u guys meet💜

[@Elle9228000]

Mufassil Islam I am so sorry, you have to go through this, but go on TikTok and see if anyone knows her and can tell you were he is, many people find people on there.

[@AlexHendrix99]

Wow bro that’s crazy man, sending prayers your way

[@skyoce1247]

Stolen 😂😂

[@agustdeenuts7050]

@@skyoce1247y u laughing?

[@sagarikapinninti7437]

As a speech therapist and audiologist I am really touched

[@vmm5163]

But why would anyone put their child through a *major brain operation* just for them to hear. The deaf community get along fine. I think this invasive procedure is more for the parents sake, to feel they have a "normal" child. It's the same with autistic children. Parents want a "normal" child, so put them in mainstream schools where they get bullied and can't cope. All for the sake of parents and *their* needs

[@vmm5163]

@Paddy O Furniture I agree. Some deaf people have implants and then find they don't "belong" to any group, either hearing or non hearing. Some have even had the implants removed and feel happier in the deaf community. I'm sure the device the little boy was wearing will become smaller when he's an adult due to advances in technology, but he will always have a scar (what if he goes bald in later life,?) Or maybe he will feel dependent on wearing a cap as a teen-ager and feels self conscious? I don't think the parents have thought this through. And yes, doctor's love a challenge to try something, regardless of the lasting effects on patients ☹️

[@obliviouspvp1854]

@@vmm5163 Personally I would rather be real insecure with the ability to hear than deaf and not insecure. I say this as someone who can hear so I don't know what being deaf is like so maybe I'm wrong but that's my thought on it. If they didn't have the surgery he might be insecure about his deafness in the future too. I think I'd feel insecure and embarrassed.

[@coybi]

How did you take this and make it about you? Jesus Christ

[@vmm5163]

@Iraj Pandey it's up to him, but here are some relevant articles explaining the view of other deaf people who want to stay in the deaf community. www.insider.com/why-deaf-people-turn-down-cochlear-implants-2016-12 www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2011/aug/05/deaf-people-cochlear-implants www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/9526045/Why-not-all-deaf-people-want-to-be-cured.html www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4493436/

[@srinivasanjagadeesan7947]

Can't control my tears of joy, thanks to medical advancements .. it needs real guts and extreme love to see the child go through a very critical surgery, my love goes to the parents.. you guys are awesome. Love you.

[@britneythao]

His reaction is so cuteeeeeeeeeeeeee...I'm crying and so happy for himmmmmmmmmmm.............................

[@notethankek]

shut up please.

[@jochrist02]

@@notethankek Shut up bitch

[@jochrist02]

@@notethankek Cry Bitch Boy

[@officialdlz4144]

@@notethankek andddddd we didn’t ask you did we NO also your pfp makes me sick 🤢 Also can you learn to shut up please thank you

[@officialdlz4144]

@@notethankek shut up ok you got it

[@optional-py3oq]

Thank you the doctors for doing this. I hope this could be more available to people in need

[@vmm5163]

Yes, let's practice on the brain of a child. The doctor's and parents need to rethink their wants.

[@eugenemcdonald4414]

Just a reaction on his face says it all got to love him and God bless him the doctors and the father and the mother too he's such a handsome little boy

[@jaspermatty]

So sweet ❤️. My dad started losing his hearing in his late 40’s (Air-force Jets/ Navigator). He slowly withdrew from the family which lasted for over a decade until when in his 60’s, he had an operation for a cochlear implant. It really changed his life and he began to appreciate life again - he joined a hiking and backpackers club, made new friends and began to really enjoy his retirement. Back then, the receiver was held in like a shirt pocket which was a bit cumbersome but later it magnetically attached to a metal plate inserted in the skull positioned behind the ear. Thank you for all the amazing people who make it possible for people like this darling boy able to hear, opening up so much of the world to him!

[@lanebashford3982]

Love this sweet little boy and the story. This makes my heart soar. I hope Grayson is doing well today.

[@DavidSmith-rv2hw]

he won the lottery being adopted by his parents

[@paoloviti6156]

How nice to see this toddler hearing the first time, I find it wonderful! In many ways I can understand his feeling regarding his terrible silence since I have very bad hearing. I wish him the best and having a lovely father and mother...

[@patricialessard8651]

Will wonders never cease! That is awesome and a beautiful moment. Bright blessings to that sweet little boy and his family!

[@1171]

Oh how precious my daughter was legally blind God Bless the Drs for trying all I had was prayer 🙏 for my daughter to be able to graduate from schools down she has ive did all I could to prepare her for life without me and get her to understand that she could do anything that anyone else can just find another way I succeeded she doesn’t let anything stop her climbs mountains, swims like a fish , speaks up for herself cooks,writes, novels, raised two sons . She’s amazing and I’m very thankful for her ability to adapt an adjust.

[@younglock5499]

Brilliant.

[@babylove7139]

Awe the expression on his precious little face is one In a million, I love it , what a blessing.

[@lovinlife6941]

I don't understand how ANYONE could put a thumbs down on this one!!!

[@helenholt1161]

Why are you even wasting time and energy worrying about it. Maybe someone didnt like the idea of a deaf child or a little one having to go through all this. Maybe it made them sad. Why are there so many people out there needing to be the thumb police?

[@jerrywitaj]

Obviously Helen holt was one of them!

[@lovinlife6941]

@@helenholt1161 'Thumb police'' come on...how old are you. It's pretty pathetic that someone can't voice their thoughts about something they read on THEIR comment without someone needing to be a jerk...and it was not even a nasty comment...simply something I was just wondering!

[@lovinlife6941]

@Google User Thank you so much for your kind words. wish I had read yours first!! haha However after reading yours.... I let it all go. You are a great example showing that their still is good caring people in this world. Thank you again and keep yourself safe as we all go through this health scare!! :)

[@lovinlife6941]

@@joeblack1795 Very good point!

[@Seabasstien]

Daddy Loves You what beautiful first words for this little boy to hear. This is so joyful.

[@miriamaguilar7977]

Beautiful moment with his father. So beautiful. Help chiildren when you can whether you know them or not. Protect them.

[@brendabenton2554]

I'm profoundly deaf myself, but, when I see others get the hearing implants & hear for the first time, I cry with joy & relief for others, & I'm happy for them. I know God helps a lot of deaf people, when the time is right.

[@mickeywicked478]

You have no idea how wrong you are. English is the serpents tongue. God never intended for you to have to endure it. Consider yourself blessed❤️

[@brendabenton2554]

@@mickeywicked478 Sorry.. I'm happy for others, who get the opportunity to get Implants to hear.. but, an implant won't work for me. My cochlears have been severely damaged. It's permanent, with me. But, that doesn't stop me from being glad for other deaf people, who are able to get an operation to hear.

[@mickeywicked478]

@@brendabenton2554 What?? Reread my comment. It’s as if you responded to a totally different comment..

[@charmingcloud4099]

That’s both sad and heartwarming. Wish you a happy life

[@joeyk725]

Aww super little fella . . I'm so happy for him and his family . .love and light xxx

[@SusanneWuthrich]

The boy performs in an amazing way and the parents are happy.

[@tinamarieanderson3170]

Tears of joy ROLLING down my face. Thank you

[@madmaxonliner]

I'm so happy for this adorable kid :)

[@lovinlife6941]

WOW, talk about a beautiful tear jerker!! I am so happy for them!!

[@jameshughes3890]

I could watch this a thousand times and I would still smile with joy. Does anyone know how to get updates?

[@MSDOGS1976]

Would love to know how he is doing today.

[@criconinvestments7723]

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[@ogxbongz3539]

Marty W I agree man, although my son is not deaf, he is 3 and autistic, when he realizes or learns something for the first time he does the same thing, same facial features and hand movements, could watch this all day and it would still bring joy to my heart

[@criconinvestments7723]

@techminds Yeah, he may be on FB idk, but I don't really see any recent updates. Most everything seems to be from around 8y ago or thereabout

[@anthonyi4543]

Being a first time father in July.... I came to tears watching this. I can only imagine the joy Graysons parents have felt. This is amazing. Bless you Grayson. You're gonna take the world by storm my man!

[@JorgeAl]

This is so amazing! God bless the child and his loving parents! 🙏🎈

[@miakylehamilton578]

This goes to show how lucky we are

[@ifukill7538]

Awe....Tears running down my face for this little boy and his family.

[@antmcqueen8247]

So glad he can hear a miracle for this beautiful little boy and his family 😊💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️💙

[@eusebiafako6743]

I really need for my son he is four years cant talk can't hear my voice l will be happy to hear him talking

[@nicovargas7776]

If your son is deaf why not learn sign language and teach him sign language? Speaking and hearing is not needed to communicate. We deaf people should be proud to be deaf.

[@yelyharmony2047]

@@nicovargas7776 proud to be deaf?Really? If you're already deaf you don't have necessarily to be an idiot too!

[@nicovargas7776]

@@yelyharmony2047 wtf? Wanting her son to talk is something she wants from him. Wouldn't it be better and more important to learn how to communicate with him through sign language? He will have a whole deaf community behind him, as will his mother. Speech therapy for deaf children can be traumatic. It is unnecessary if it is onky for the mother to hear his voice and not for him. He still won't be able to hear her voice. Not voicing does not make someone an idiot. Read "deaf again" by Mark Drolsbough or do some research to learn more about deaf people. We don't need to speak for you...That doesn't make us idiots. Learn sign and we can all communicate with each other. We shouldn't have to speak to make it easier for you or for you not to call us idiots. I am proud to be deaf. I wouldn't want hearing if I had the chance.

[@yelyharmony2047]

@@nicovargas7776 you typed all that and couldn't take the time to read and understand my comment properly? Nobody is proud of having a disability...People learn to accept their limitations and disabilities...but asking them to be be proud of it is in fact idiotic...It's like saying that having one arm is better than having 2...Do you need some literature/language/comprehension lessons or is this clear enough for you?

[@nicovargas7776]

@@yelyharmony2047 That's what being proud is... accepting what you are, what you can not change or refuse to change and standing up tall and loving yourself anyway. Nobody said being proud means you are better than someone else. Someone here does need comprehension lessons ...and it isnt me. Also we are talking about deafness, which is not a limitation in any way. Your comment was very understandable... it means exactly what you said. You really thought, "proud to be deaf? Really? If you're already deaf you don't have to be an idiot too!" has some underlying hard to comprehend meaning? It means exactly what it says. I know lots of people with all types of disabilities who are proud of it, of course not all are... but you saying "nobody is proud of disability" is an inaccurate statement. Now, though, deaf is not a disability. We are not disabled and can do everything you can do... and everyone I know in the deaf community is proud to be deaf, even those who went deaf later in life. And if they aren't proud of it they should be because being socialized into thinking something is wrong with them is cruel and it isn't true. Being proud of who you are and the what differences you have from the mainstream is not idiotic.

[@alicat7281]

Sweet story, and people who say they would rather go back and live a hundred years ago have never had a life altering surgery. Those of us who have know this is a good time to be alive.

[@foxibot]

Alicat 72 exactly I would have been dead of appendicitis at 13 or scarlet fever in 4th grade. We are so lucky and blessed to have heat and air and clean running water. And toilets. So many things, even the computer teaches you things you would spend days looking up in the old way of the Dewey decimal system when you write a paper for school or rewatched something, now it is here at our fingertips.

[@situpstraightyoubananashap2754]

Back a hundred years ago their weren't nearly as many illness as their are today. All the new chemicals in the air, drugs and vaccines solve one problem but create another. New illnesses and diseases are discovered each year. Back then, people wouldn't need life altering surgeries because there were almost no internal problems, people weren't born deaf or blind. The world is NOT better than it was a hundred years ago. In fact, it keeps getting worse. So yes, the people who say they would rather live a hundred years ago SHOULD want to.

[@alicat7281]

Just Jokes There are so many factual errors in your comment, I don’t even know where to begin. So I’ll just say this: Believe me, life is better now than most any other time in recorded history. You say there were “no internal problems” with people in eras before ours? Wrong, wrong, wrong! The diseases we have now were all present then, except life expectancy was shorter in previous eras. Also, no antibiotics back then, either, so a tooth infection or a cut on your foot could go septic, and you would die. Also, diseases like Thphoid fever, malaria, Yellow fever were rampant and killed thousands every year. And infant mortality rates were bad, too. And these comments are just the top of the iceberg when it comes to death in warmer eras. Today is a good time to be alive, as crazy as the world is.

[@nonatie8514]

Awesome that you can enjoy conversations as well as he being able to hear all the wonderful sounds in the world. Water, birds singing, crickets, wind, voices of lived ones. We take it for granted. You didn't get to . Makes it more precious, I'm sure. God bless. So happy for you all

[@mc95]

I like how KZbin recommends me heartwarming videos from 6 years ago when I need them most. This is priceless!

[@Milleniumlance]

if this doesnt bring joy into your heart, you have have no soul

[@lulun3724]

This never gets old Thank you # 2019

[@diggahrockhounder6428]

What brave parents, what a gift to that little boy ❤️

[@taffitabing]

Bless this child, I am so happy for him and his family...

[@SO_DIGITAL]

OMFG! this is incredible. Bypassing the ear completely

[@jandaletto]

He doesn't understand where the voice of his father comes from. I can't even begin to imagine how his brain in this moment is processing sound. It would be for us as we suddenly were able to finely perceive gravitational waves. Probably in the beginning it would just feel like a random and meaningless "sensation" which would slowly take form and make sense as time passes.

[@imapaine-diaz4451]

Indeed. a world without sound is a world without speech. He has depended on his vision up to now so the sensation of sound wouldn't have any meaning to him at first. You can see him trying to relate what he is sensing through his hearing to his sign language signs which he has learned previously. It would take even longer to realize that he can make those same sensations himself.

[@TheStigma]

It's only really possible to repair missing senses (or in the future - potentially adding new superhuman ones) at this early stage of development when the brain is still plastic and willing to adapt to basically anything. Later on it doesn't really help to fix the missing input because the brain can't interpret the signals into anything useful. Or at the very least it would many years of training to get to a basic level - like perhaps avoiding obstacles. But the inverse is true too... and it is very likely that sufficiently young mind would readily accept sensing location, magnetic fields, radiowaves ect. just as any normal person would accept and adapt to hearing. One thing that immediately comes to mind is bypassing the language barrier entirely and have a little implant chip let you brain talk to other brains wirelessly. Not like a radio (even if that would be cool on it's own) but without the need to encode/decode thoughts into flawed and limited human language. That is well within our technical capabilities to do right now with relative ease. Of course - the ethical implications of performing experimental and un-needed brain-surgery on a baby aren't nearly as simple... Kind of makes me sad because while there will no doubt be true brain-computer neural interfaces within my lifetime I probably won't get to participate in that revolution directly :P

[@bed2000]

TheStigma “when the brain is still plastic and willing to adapt to basically anything” you’re somewhat right but neuroplasticity is continuous. If it weren’t, people who have had a stroke would never be able to recover. While the brains of younger people are more susceptible to change because they are still developing, adult brains can change too.

[@TheStigma]

@@bed2000 True - but the difference between a toddler and an adult is rather extreme. There are also different types of plasticity, and some aspects are merely weakened while others are almost lost completely. I'm not going to pretend to be a neuro-scientist here, but from my limited understanding of the topic very young and growing minds are eager to grow new neural connections - somewhat at random. That results in a very interconnected but also messy, "noisy" and inefficient network. Later on most these connections get pruned down to the ones the brain ends up using the most until in early adulthood your brain is more or less "finished" and has the final configuration it will use from then. Learning, storing memories and re-training after a stroke I believe has more to do with "reprogramming" the way signals are sent inside the existing network moreso than growing net synapses. I think that still happens to some extent, but nowhere to the same degree. I think if you wanted to implant a chip to an adult brain you'd have to smartly pick existing synapses in the right area and physically connect them to the chip In a baby you could almost just "jam it in there" in the appropriate brainstructure and the brain would grow the connections naturally. A gross oversimplification of course - but I hope it illustrates what I meant :) Sorry for rambling - but it's just a very interesting topic.

[@jandaletto]

Guys everything you are saying is really interesting.

[@danpewdiepie4393]

That's amazing!!!!!!!! I wish this family the best in the future.

[@ilovericecakes]

The doctors who spent so much of their time by dedicating themselves to help patients like this little boy hear; just….. thank you for all that you do. You all are amazing and you make me believe in a God.. thank you. 🙏🏼

[@lesorax123]

The person who disliked this deserves to burn in hell.

[@ricardomurillo5205]

The aha moment is priceless. Imagine you were given a sense you did not have. The second moment where the kid has too much he cannot comprehend and does not know what to do, where to run is also interesting. Let us try to discover as many aha moments with the current wonderful senses. Maybe the video shows we worry too much about money, jobs, traffic, phones, facebook, exgirlfriends, politics... and take basic yet valuable things for granted.

[@valeriepaulsen5236]

I am sobbing. Wow. Some drs are ssooooo. Wonderful. God bless this little boy and his family.

[@Maddy0418]

I love this. Children cannot hide their feelings at this age. He was so surprised.

[@_PrincessMaggot]

Absolutely precious:D

[@fluffgirl1000]

It,s just a sound at first now he has to learn the meaning ..

[@nw6070]

that is what i thought. but then why do they ask him about the puppy. i am so confused

[@LucyMahala]

He has learned what things mean through sign language. But now he is going to have to learn the sounds that go with the signs to be able to understand spoken language. Very amazing. You can see in the video the dad is still signing whilst vocalising what he's saying to help him to understand what he's hearing x

[@cynthia-333]

What BRAVE PARENTS!! AND AMAZING DOCTORS THIS LITTLE BOY IS A GIFT!!! MAY GOD REMAIN BLESSING HIM

[@princealuare4643]

Wow,GOD please shower this child with your great healing, long long long life and blessings

[@44magguy1]

instant it just wonderful what science can do these days hip hip hooray

[@Fuglychick]

Hearing sucks. It takes a long while to get used to hearing when you’re deaf for most your life. I couldn’t stand the sound of the wind with the birds or my clothing I just ended up taking it off the hearing aid. But I’m glad it worked for baby boy. I think I was to old.

[@shadrach6299]

Operation Home-Less I feel sorry for you.

[@Fuglychick]

shadrach don’t, I like the quiet. I’m used to it.

[@pamjb77]

Operation Home-Less I’ve often wondered about this. If a person has never heard anything, then suddenly does, I imagine it would be frightening and overwhelming. A child adapts easily, but an adult, not so much.

[@Fuglychick]

Pam B I would whip my head around Ike a dog, “did you hear that?!” The birds were the worst. I’m not sad about it.

[@charleneblack2792]

Wow, man. Technology, science, and Healthcare have come so far that it never ceases to amaze me. A mere 20 years ago we never would've thought this possible. I hope this boy is now doing fantastic.

[@lindalong7219]

This needs to be available at no cost to everyone who cannot hear

[@rev.dr.yvonneray2035]

God will make everything perfect in heaven.

[@criconinvestments7723]

Amen but thank God he's given man the wisdom to do this

[@valeriepaulsen5236]

He can make it here too.

[@rev.dr.yvonneray2035]

@@valeriepaulsen5236 He can make it better on this old fallen earth. Everything will be perfect only in heaven.

[@valeriepaulsen5236]

@@rev.dr.yvonneray2035 you get to be right, I get to have peace. God bless.

[@criconinvestments7723]

@@rev.dr.yvonneray2035 We haven't always had the tremendous amount of pain & suffering we see today. There was a time that America had much more peace than we have today and sin was a lot less rampant

[@rebeccawhite8459]

Precious moment

[@slimesqud5362]

What a beautiful little boy bless his heart

[@ERINLOVE2024]

Soo precious. Thank you for sharing this beautiful moment with everyone. God Bless

[@stevengonzales4001]

THEY MADE THIS FAMILY SO HAPPY THANK EVERYBODY WHO HELP THIS LITTLE BOY BLESS ALL OF YOU PEOPLE

[@lolam.9291]

Curious... In order to maintain functionality of this device/technology that has been implanted, would the boy require additional surgery as he matures?

[@aynnsnow]

i hope no more, such excruciating surgery he had there.. however, even if the microchip is biocompatible, there would always be another surgery.. for the chip is enclosed in a silicon.

[@flick1232]

This is priceless God bless him.Gorgeous boy😍😍

[@sahachandan01]

Just ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ for this adorable boy. God bless him !

[@vyezwrld]

This just makes me be happy for being able to hear from both ears.

[@Otone360]

Awww, lol he's like "Omg wtf is that?!" ^_^

[@fosheezy711]

As professor farnsworth would say...thank science!!

[@freetriptobahamas8640]

God bless them🙏🏽and hope they all are doing well during these times as well as all of you💕

[@rayramos2240]

HES SO SPECIAL HES ADORABLE THAT WILL BE A GOOD KID AND WHEN HE GROWS HE WILL BE A GOOD MAN . LOOK AT HIS PARENTS THEY ARE SO ADORABLE WITH HIM..IVE SEEN THIS SO MANY TIMES THAT I CRY

[@APhilCollinsFan]

Yes ! ... samething about serial killers and rapists that we keep alive with our tax , ...when the same money could provide health care to millions of kids .

[@diamondrose9454]

We need to keep their asses away from the kids

[@remspam-x225]

I can't understand and the people who disliked this

[@vmm5163]

Why? The deaf community get along fine. It's the parents who want a "normal" child. Why would ANY parent put their child through a major brain operation??? The surgery hadn't been done before, but the surgeons thought it was ok to practice on a little child?? The deaf community get along extremely well, you do know that? But now this little boy has to wear that clunky chunky gadget attached to his skull, and the parents think he's going to blend in ? It's the same with autistic children. Parents want a "normal" child, so they make them suffer in mainstream schools where they're behind, where special ed teachers have to be brought in anyway especially to teach them in separate lessons. Autistic children do better in special ed schools. I know this because we have 4 autistic children in our family. What parents want isn't always what the child needs. In fact I wouldn't be surprised if this boy asks for that device to be detached when he's a teen-ager. He'll be left with the scars though, and they'll be very noticeable in later life. Let's see what the outcome of this is before we praise it. A lot of deaf people revert back to unhearing by choice. Thumbs down.

[@Siegfried0217]

God bless you little boy and have a nice life ahead.

[@tonyadams4989]

This is so precious and beautiful! Why would anyone give this video so many thumbs down? Sorry you are so miserable that you cannot stand to see someone else happy!

[@bigguwapbrixks187]

I just wanna hug the bastard :(

[@peperruti]

I understand your point, but respectfully "not like you" do you think that letting someone down their beliefs is right just because you feel otherwise? Why can't you just respect other people's opinion and live with it regardless of what you believe which has the same amount of respect from everybody.

[@willettej7988]

My fabulous, kind ear doctor, John House, invented the cochlear implant. What a compassionate, selfless man he was. I saw him for a minor ear disorder when he practiced in Newport Beach, and I knew I was sitting in the presence of greatness. Humility and caring marked his style. He gave the gift of hearing our beautiful world to so many! A true Prince among men. Thank you, Dr. House!

[@joannepiatte4026]

This made me cry. Tears of joy.

[@TruckTaxiMoveIt]

They did brain surgery, there's no way in the world I would take that type of a gamble just so that he can hear. Glad it worked out.

[@TvValenti]

Truck Taxi some surgery’s are like McDonald’s making pancakes nowadays. I had my eyes removed and turned around and had all the muscles cut and shortened. I was scared as hell but it worked out perfect making me love cameras now.

[@aynnsnow]

@@TvValenti wOw! that was amazing.. U & Ur surgeon were brave enough.. Salute!

[@rev.dr.yvonneray2035]

@@TvValenti WOW! Praise the Lord you are well.

[@joshnewman6667]

Truck taxi how bout try being deaf and then making another fucking stupid ass comment

[@rev.dr.yvonneray2035]

I agree! I would have gone ahead with the surgery for my child - after researching the chance for problems, etc... Who wouldn't want to give their child better opportunities in life?

[@EvaGreenFanPennyDreadful]

prayers didn't do this...thank you science!!!

[@DR-er7si]

Could've been both! Just because you don't know or understand...

[@vena180]

James 1:17, KJV: "Every good gift andevery perfect gift is from above, and cometh down from the Father of lights, with whom is no variableness, neither shadow of turning." It did come from Heaven most likely though.

[@FCPCPF]

Wow. Touched beyond words. God bless the toddler.

[@Arbazkhan-fk5oe]

I just wanna give this daddy a tight hug.love you big bro you're a good person.💖

[@sandyjones353]

Thank you Jesus..God BLESS YAW...GJONES

[@hilaryc3203]

OFFS, give the credit to the researchers who developed that technology. Not some invisible monster.

[@williamengel8729]

Matthew 11 4 Jesus replied, “Go back and report to John what you hear and see: 5 The blind receive sight, the lame walk, the lepers are cleansed, the deaf hear, the dead are raised, and the good news is preached to the poor. 6 Blessed is the one who does not fall away on account of Me. ” REPENT AND SEEK GOD! Crazy times are upon us. There’s no denying it. Jesus Christ could very well crack the sky open and return quite soon. Our only recourse is to recognize our need for HIM, REPENT (turn from our own thinking/mindset/ways), and SEEK GOD alone in His Word and prayer. Only HE can wake us up and reveal to us accurately the condition of our own heart, and the season we’re in as a nation/world. “Is there anything I need to get right with God?” This should be at the forefront of our minds right now. Let’s ASK the LORD to show us anything we need to deal with, and TRUST Him to show us. He promises we’ll find Him IF/WHEN we seek Him with our WHOLE HEART. We must do that, now! God is a righteous God! SIN CANNOT AND WILL NOT ENTER HIS KINGDOM! WE MUST REPENT NOW BEFORE IT’S TOO LATE! HE’S STILL GIVING US TIME!! Behold, the LORD’s hand is not shortened, that it cannot save, or His ear dull, that it cannot hear, but your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God, and your sins have hidden His face from you so that He does not hear. (Isaiah 59:1-2) (We do not REPENT to a priest or fellow man. There is only one Mediator between God and man - the LORD Jesus Christ. He broke open the Holy of Holies when He died on the cross. We REPENT directly to our Father God!) Seek the LORD while He may be found, call upon Him while He is near. Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts; let him return to the LORD, and He will have mercy on him; and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon. “For My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways My ways,” says the LORD. “For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are My ways higher than your ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts.” (Isaiah 55:6-9) “YOU MUST BE BORN AGAIN!” Jesus answered and said to him, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.” Nicodemus said to Him, “How can a man be born when he is old? Can he enter a second time into his mother’s womb and be born?” Jesus answered, “Most assuredly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and the Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. That which is born of the flesh is flesh, and that which is born of the Spirit is spirit. Do not marvel that I said to you, ‘You must be born again.’ The wind blows where it wishes, and you hear the sound of it, but cannot tell where it comes from and where it goes. So is everyone who is born of the Spirit.” (John 3:3-7) Now when they heard this, they were cut to the heart, and said to Peter and the rest of the apostles, “Men and brethren, what shall we do?” Then Peter said to them, “Repent, and let every one of you be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins; and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all who are afar off, as many as the Lord our God will call.” (Acts 2:37-38) 1. Repent from your sins = Turn completely from your own ways 2. Be baptized in water in the name of Jesus Christ (after repentance) = Understanding that the old you is DYING WITH CHRIST, and that you are RISING ANEW into a completely new life, to be lived as Christ determines from now on! Old things are PASSED AWAY - BEHOLD ALL THINGS HAVE BECOME NEW! 3. Be filled with the Holy Spirit of God = This is not a “feeling”, but a LIFESTYLE of ABSOLUTE SURRENDER to Jesus Christ, and being led moment by moment by His Holy Spirit!! Please surrender to Jesus Christ if you haven’t already! It’s not about religion. It’s about a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We must cast down EVERYTHING to do with SELF and ALL false religion and tradition that perverts the truth of God’s Word in ANY WAY, and SURRENDER TO GOD, HIS WAY, as He reveals to us in His Word! We MUST be done with ALL OTHER THINGS we’re leaning on. We CANNOT trust in SELF or OTHERS, ONLY GOD! Thus says the LORD, “Cursed is the man who trusts in man and makes flesh his strength, whose heart departs from the LORD. For he shall be like a shrub in the desert, and shall not see when good comes, but shall inhabit the parched places in the wilderness, in a salt land which is not inhabited... Blessed is the man who trusts in the LORD, and whose hope is the LORD. For he shall be like a tree planted by the waters, which spreads out its roots by the river, and will not fear when heat comes; but its leaf will be green, and will not be anxious in the year of drought, nor will cease from yielding fruit.” (Jeremiah 17:5-8) LET US TURN TODAY FROM ALL OTHER ‘gods’ AND ‘idols’, TO THE ONE TRUE GOD, WHO ALONE MADE HEAVEN AND EARTH AND IS WORTHY OF ALL GLORY HONOR AND PRAISE!! Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. We give thanks to God always for you all, making mention of you in our prayers… For our gospel did not come to you in word only, but also in power, and in the Holy Spirit and in much assurance... And you became followers of the Lord, having received the word in much affliction, with joy of the Holy Spirit... Your faith toward God has gone out… how you turned to God from idols to serve the living and true God, and to wait for His Son from heaven, whom He raised from the dead, even Jesus who delivers us from the wrath to come. (I Thessalonians 1:1b-10) TLRmovie.com

[@vickiefinney6073]

Amen. Thank you for being a fisherman. I pray for those who see this and come to Christ. Best decision ive ever made. Oh how i love Jesus 🙏❤

[@williamengel8729]

@@vickiefinney6073 Praise God, hallelujah! Amen, He is a good Father, thank You Jesus!

[@vickiefinney6073]

@@williamengel8729 Amen. Blessings ❤🙏

[@pusher1012000]

Beautiful moment love this wishing all the best to the boy and his family

[@kakesfig]

This is beautiful, brought tears to my eyes

[@LAETSPITS]

Science did this. Not god

[@birgit1734]

That is just precious. I am so happy for them.

[@AlrebeccaBarenboum]

thank you!!! make me cry! we all need to pray for all kids!

[@nancypiccirillo405]

This is heart warming it is a gift for eyesight or hearing to be restored.

[@sreelakshmyvs9193]

it is actually an amazing feeling. As a kid with low vision, i very clearly remember when i first see something through my eye glasses. We, both me and my brother, were born blind and we got our eyesight through surgery before even 1 year old. i got my glasses when i was 7 and it was wonderful. now am reaching my 30s, still.. i remeber.. and even though still i dnt know how u people see, i am so happy and thankful to God for being the light in my eyes and making me capable of typing this text. its great guys, be thankful to life that all of u are born physically perfect. its a blessing

[@sneezintits2354]

❤

[@barbvan960]

This one is having a hard time. Bless him. Supportive parents.

[@kathleenlouise783]

Made me cry 😭 God Bless him

[@ILive2Rescue]

Awww! Can you imagine the sensory overload though? I bet it took time to understand what he was hearing. Such a cutie. 😊

[@vasudevbyatnal2440]

Sweet little boy! God bless you

[@willcarroll8438]

What a beautiful little fella

[@lindamarie6574]

He is so adorable!

[@mattier.9095]

Beautiful that made my heart so happy. Bless that family

[@Coolkidroblox545]

This is a beautiful moment for the parents but mostly for the amazing little boy I’m very happy for the family we all the best for our babies

[@southsidecarly7427]

That is so awesome! God bless their family! Bless all the doctors and implant creator too

[@ThomasJr]

Hearing is a blessing and a curse, the wrong sounds at the wrong time can annoy the heck out of you

[@missdaisy5736]

It’s like a miracle and it certainly is a blessing well deserved!