Hearing My Husband Say I Love You for the First Time

Hello KZbin world! I wanted to share with you the first time I actually heard my husband say "I love you". I found out I was hearing impaired when I was 21. As I got older my hearing slowly declined. I wore hearing aids but that only made the sounds that I could not really hear become louder. I still relied on reading lips. I was so excited to find out about Cochlear Implants. In this video, you will see my first activation day. It is very powerful and it was one of the happiest days of my life.

[@KidNoraa]

I thought maybe the husband didn’t love her enough to say “I love you” and this was the first time

[@oprahsgran5989]

Same XD

[@carson2815]

Lol same

[@ericdonnelly5824]

Lip reading is also special.

[@joshuamoss6881]

yeah I was thinking that haha

[@brandonwade2581]

Same

If I was a billionaire this is the kind of gifts I would pay for random people to have.

[@Crazyaboutpaper1]

Bless your heart friend. May your wish come true.

GUILD NAVIGATOR We will have a higher place in heaven!

[@johnhallam4714]

Yeah amen

[@slayyyerr2320]

Well i hope you become a billionaire

Samarth Acharya If I do become a billionaire I will track you down and buy you a house.

[@NibNa5ty]

I love how he just patiently waited, no noise from him at all until the time was right. love it man

[@JeffMcDuffie72MeridianGate]

He can no longer cut loud farts anymore.

[@altu6673]

Yea, good man

[@painstruck01]

the holy grail of husbands

[@Ambienfinity]

Yep, coolest thing of all that.

[@VoidCosmonaut]

Every man would act like that. In this case i wouldn't make a sound unitil i am asked by the doctro to do it.

[@butterscotchpie5222]

At <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="50">0:50</a> when she says "can you hear my voice at all?" And the look on her face when she realizes she can hear is so heartwarming... It made me cry

[@Jojo-zp7fu]

The husband was smooth with it. My dumb ass would've been like....... Doctor: "say something." Me: "Hi. This is your husband speaking."

[@eyexha]

I would've said something like "are you okay?" but i love you is so much better :)

[@pootpootfart]

LMFAOOOO

[@FavouriteGalaxia]

I feel that's totally me being as random as always

[@gvs6462]

Such a husband thing to do.

[@zkun3230]

i would be saying "hello :D" or "test" in worst case "uuuuhhhh"

[@ThePoolerguy]

My daughter is 13 and this really gave me hope that someday my daughter will hear my voice as well. She's not deaf or anything, she's just 13.

[@sindento1942]

Give it another 7 years at least.

[@aor7899]

Haha, you need to write the sequel series to the office

[@theEduEnthusiast]

Lmao this is perfect

[@albertfranco7240]

I'm dying 🤣

[@theEduEnthusiast]

@@albertfranco7240 my condolences, I hope the rest of your short life is fun

[@patrickzabron3622]

Something most people take for granted, just being able to hear….. what a gift

[@josemiguelcastiblancogomez7723]

❤

[@blumobean]

She seems so sweet. No wonder he loves her.

[@laeioun]

He really picked the perfect moment to say those words to her, you could tell he was smirking.

[@amelia-zd2ey]

2K likes and no replies? well you've got one now

[@cjlovezturtles6417]

;)

[@fireballxl-5748]

A "smirk" would be a negative expression in my area. Why not "sweet" smile?

[@laeioun]

@@fireballxl-5748 I am unaware of any definition of "smirk" that necessarily has negative connotations. A smirk can sometimes be conceited, but it can also sometimes not be. What I was commenting on, if you don't mind my clarification, would have been missed had I said that he merely smiled sweetly. I was implying that her husband seemed to be taking the opportunity to jest like all great husbands do, and so it sounded to me like he was smirking in a cheeky way at her.

[@fireballxl-5748]

@@laeioun Don't put words in my mouth. I never said "conceited". That is a secondary definiton of smirk which has multiple meanings you have said. You're not arguing facts, you're stating your feelings. Opinions should be based on facts, concrete facts. Opinions should not be based on how one feels because feelings change, facts do not. It was an extremely poor choice of word. But that matters not because your opinion cannot be changed because it's a feeling and no one can say you don't feel it. May not be correct or true but you still feel it so that's that.

[@EpicFaceInc100]

crazy how im not deaf and i've never heard that before.

[@BATMAN-hk7sx]

Loooooool

[@digitaldylan4379]

Hearing that is overrated and it hurts too much when it’s over ~ (I was hurting when I wrote this 6 months ago, love is something you have to continue to fight for, even if you feel like you'll never hear it again)

[@mortusak4776]

U will hear it some day 🙂

[@KarimElraghy]

man that cracked me

[@punishedrab9364]

Change your name to Allyson then.

[@riverreasteve]

Doctor "It may sound like Donald Duck" Patient "What does Donald Duck sound like?"

[@Ethereal_Amaryllis]

That’s what I was thinking lol

[@tamerofhorses2200]

She wasn't born deaf. She started losing her hearing around 21. Read the description

[@Wrexxxx]

Just imagine that feeling of hearing for the first time. All the emotions.

[@dogwithawitchhat]

She could hear before

[@anti_fragile]

​@@dogwithawitchhat first time in a while then

[@MDCox202]

The way she flinched every time she sniffed was fascinating I can’t imagine how that would sound as one of your first noises, especially since it’s coming from inside your own head

[@swisstrader]

She was also flinching because when they first turn everything on and the brain starts to adjust, it is very loud.

[@ZerOArtGFX]

You should check out the movie "Sound of Metal", gives a realistic idea of what this sharp feedback can be like.

[@swisstrader]

@@shaunhayes3072 buzzkill!

[@Kaichannel612]

@Paulie Walnuts It’s actually an important distinction because cochlear implants are best for people who lose their hearing later in life and aren’t born Deaf or Deaf from an early age. If someone has already learned what sound is and what it sounds like, it’s easier for the brain to relearn as opposed to it learning from nothing.

[@mayganphynix8267]

it would also sound different, like, electronic/computerized. im imagining that, and I almost wanna flinch 🙃 probably like nails on a chalkboard lol

[@maksphoto78]

When he said "I love you Allyson" and she replied straight away with "I love you" that broke my heart!

[@dianadias3]

I believe she just repeated his words, to assure that she heard

[@tylerjxdysyy8490]

@@dianadias3 Correct

[@poggodoggo5838]

@ShezdrekhMizhteh lol you prolly dont know much about deafs.

[@The_Moving_finger_writes]

Okay so she is deaf 🧏🏻‍♀️? And I thought she can’t speak either So she speaks 🗣 but cannot hear anything👂

[@poggodoggo5838]

@@The_Moving_finger_writes she can speak but not as good as we can she just reading our lips and guessing how a word should be speak but she dont know to sound like us.

[@ImaginerImagines]

A year later and it still gets me every time.

[@nathanjgtaylor1985]

Me too

[@everyone._.]

@@nathanjgtaylor1985it’s 8 years for us or me idk

[@ImaginerImagines]

Another year on. Still awesome.

[@WhatDemocracy]

This is absolutely precious... got me crying The first words she ever heard her husband speak was him telling her he loves her..... that is so damn beautiful

[@natelloyd6312]

Doctor: “say something” The husband: “We’ve been trying to reach you regarding your car’s extended warranty...”

[@AyisyenNanDjaspora]

Literally copied the same comment from someone else 🙄

[@DOSRetroGamer]

We've updated our privacy policy

[@Embashe]

@@AyisyenNanDjaspora Same, I've seen this exact reply before! Stop copying people! D:

[@PhilipjFrytheonly]

@@AyisyenNanDjaspora bru he didn’t copy someone’s comment they all copied vlog creations you twat

[@Embashe]

@@PhilipjFrytheonly they’re all copying phone salesmen/scamsmen

[@GooglSucksDisk]

Her hearing the small sounds within the room and realizing she's hearing them before anyone speaks is wonderful. Science is amazing. Thank you, scientists!!!!

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

Thank you, God, for Science!

[@Verllac]

@@Lost_n_Found_1 can't we have nice things in peace, please? 🙄

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

@@Verllac The irony of your plea is priceless, lol.

[@Verllac]

@@Lost_n_Found_1 I'm sure to some people it is easier to deflect an argument rather than actually give it some thought :(

[@Lost_n_Found_1]

​@@Verllac You sell me short, friend. I give everything thought. Indeed, the irony of your first comment was very choice. I doubt you understood it in all it's meaning, and can only imagine you assumed it was a slight against you. It was not. Merely an observation. So please enlighten me. What, praytell, was this argument to be made? I quite literally had expressed my appreciation for nice things, but because you don't agree with how I do it, or who I thank for them, you felt the need to chime in and rhetorically ask for the ability to do the exact same thing? Is that right? We all caught up now?

[@TheDavelister30]

There is a huge involuntary emotional response to hearing something for the first time that overwhelms people with deafness, this is so great to see and a reminder how much we take simple things for granted 👍

[@reidleblanc3140]

She's not hearing for the first time, and it's not "people with deafness" you don't need to be so fake PC

[@db5094]

@@reidleblanc3140 so toxic grow up

[@MrArcadia2009]

I agree with you Dave. We take it in stride, yet they deal with it every day of their lives! I feel bad for them.

[@thejesuschrist]

Thanks for the good cry, I needed it. Love this so much.

[@adeyesufu7142]

Bless you Jesu

[@fretfulmushroom]

No, thank YOU, Jesus. You are by far my favourite expletive.

[@Tom-oj7si]

Heretic

[@gilz5695]

I see my bros and sisters reply has encouraged me. I'd like to say Jesus your the best you'll always be number one I just wish I had the things I deeply desire. And tell Papa I told him wassup

[@Quadingly]

Jesus Crust???

[@user-xc7uo6md3n]

Her audiologist did an amazing job comforting her and explaining everything.

[@user-jr7vc9dp7u]

Yeah. She must have a lot of experience with this. Imagine helping people gain the ability to hear their loved ones. A treat in the heart.

[@allhailplankton369]

The lady comforting her is an audiologist and that is part of their training, but she did a wonderful job, yes!

[@user-xc7uo6md3n]

@@allhailplankton369 Thanks I just fixed it

[@SimBol1216]

Strange to see you here, Mark Corrigan

[@allhailplankton369]

@@user-xc7uo6md3n You totally didn't have to but that was very thoughtful of you! Now more people will possibly know what audiology is after seeing your comment :)

[@juansek208]

Doctor: "You can listen to your husband." Husband: "Never gonna give you up..."

[@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950]

I miss getting Rick rolled

[@Leispada]

legit lol'd

[@mikek4288]

Be better if he said "Why? She never listened before."

[@vc8230]

Right.

[@methuselahhoneysuckle8513]

@@gabrieljr5410 If it must be asked, the answer is clear ;)

[@bjsing247]

Mannnn, if this doesn't move you to tears, I don't know what will. I'm a 31 year old man fighting getting emotional in public watching this. Beautiful and very personal moment, thanks for sharing!

[@Pedal2WeldMetal]

Im crying in public lol

[@PistolPete868]

You could hear how happy and proud her husband said I love you. Congratulations to her and her loved ones🎉

[@kaylagidney6498]

That’s so cute how she didn’t understand that her gasping and sniffling while she was crying would be loud, you can see her flinch after every time she does a sniffle! So cute

[@Caroline-ki8pr]

@@Rattinqz ikr

[@strawberrysundae_megan]

@@Rattinqz because it is

[@NesconProductions]

When first activating such an implant the volume (of every sound) to the patient can be extremely loud until the audiologist adjust setting on the hearing aid. Couldn't blame her crying & sure she couldn't help it either. Must have been an incredible day for her & one of the first things she hears is her husband telling her, "I love you" pretty special.

[@diamondwolfpack6]

@@strawberrysundae_megan 🤨

[@ninjahattori7576]

man one tear more and I'll die of dehydration

[@maxismills]

If anyone is wondering, the reason why she's flinching that way is because hearing for the first time is painful. You feel the muscles, bones, and the eardrum moving for the first time in ages. You can feel your entire internal ear moving, like the gross sound train wheels make while first moving. I know this because I'm profound deaf in my left ear, and hearing out of it after a long time of not hearing anything at all hurts.

[@vvoof2601]

You can hear yourself hearing? It's amazing just how much our brains just block out.

[@loba7373]

Wasn't hearing for the first time

[@SG-zp4fz]

Wow! That's what I feel as a person with hyperacusis and misophonia everyday. For me it doesn't go away

[@mikes3827]

Maxis, my dad doesn't like to wear his hearing aids if he doesn't have to because his bad ear (from being in the US Navy and next to the HUGE ship guns went they went off) is always sensitive to the noises and frequencies the device imposes on his ear.

[@jamestan4659]

May i know how is she able to speak and understand words she never heard prior to this? I mean isn't she deaf ?

[@PaulRhodes420]

As I'm sitting here wiping my happy tears off my face! GREAT VIDEO! Her hearing her husband's words for the first time, "I love you"! Did me in! 😂❤

[@josephgarcia2979]

Aww, the priceless look on her face after hearing "I love you," is so touching, especially after.hearing it and his voice for the first time. Comes to show we take so many things in life for granted which others would love to be able to see, hear or do.

[@josephstewart7351]

I remember when I got my first hearing aids. I was driving down the street and kept hearing this sound. I stopped in the middle of the road and listened. It was birds singing. I cried all the way home! It had been more than 20 years since I had heard birds singing. I had lost my hearing during my military service. Never take the simple things for granted!

[@wlkrmjca]

Joseph Stewart thank you for your service❤️

[@jamespeck10]

Thanks for your service

[@yiannatorres4769]

Thank you so very much for your service. I’m happy you are able to hear the sounds you love again.

[@ryanlee3228]

I got tinnitus at 22 years old my sniper shot off a 50 cal inside of a room the size of a bathroom and neither one of us hearing pro in, blew my ear drums. And iv had a ringing ever since. Its funny i can hear people from 15 feet away whisper but at 3 feet i need you to speak up.... never take it for granted

[@lnl3237]

I promise I won't, Mr. Stewart. Never, ever. Don't even know how I got here. Been listening to Linda Ronstadt and others and appreciating the fact that I can hear the sound of a beautiful human voice. Glad you recovered your hearing in this life, but I pray there are concerts going on in Heaven morning, afternoon, and night or however long a day is up there! Bless you, Mr. Stewart.

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

@<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="112">1:52</a> Gets me every time. How her mom says, "you said you weren't going to cry, you're funny". And how her daughter looks around and then asks, "who's talking"? Omg, that melted my heart. So I am assuming that she's never heard her mom's voice or haven't for years and forgot how she sounded. Wow :)

[@KabooM1067]

I think the voices are distorted like the doctor explained to her that's why she didn't know.

[@yyg4632]

ikr hehe

[@tandfadams5535]

She lost her hearing @ 21 so her mums voice has probably change since

[@teenatownproductions1047]

Also, if she only has hearing in the one ear, then she is hearing in “ mono” and not “ stereo”. So there isn’t any directionality of the sound. She doesn’t know the source, so she searches the room for the culprit 😀

[@YS-eu4ne]

😭😢💔

[@JoseFlores-uw2tz]

Incredibly happy for you and your family. Seeing the joy in your face totally made my day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! May you continue to get better each and every day.

[@theunderdog9353]

It is my mission in life to have my girlfriend hear my voice. Now, gotta find a girlfriend first...

[@raiderlegendary9602]

Just make sure you have the high ground.

[@theunderdog9353]

@@raiderlegendary9602 Always

[@nocksar744]

Bye

[@lawsonfan5797]

You want mine.......?

[@BlackCheezit]

Ok obi-wan

[@nasir0aref]

Im crying. See y'all in 5 years from now. When this get recommended to us again.

[@tom-tu4bj]

See you in five years

[@Messi10is10barca10]

Be back in 2025 boys , stay safe out there

[@Andrew-lk3ne]

I’m from 2025 Saw ur message

[@ArtOfPaw]

@@Andrew-lk3ne Im from 3000 And This Got Recomended

[@ArtOfPaw]

@@Andrew-lk3ne I Spelled Recommended Wrong Guess Somethings never change

[@analgas]

A simple pleasure we all take for granted. Who can’t love this.

[@chipsdad5861]

Seeing as husband and wife that love each other is shockingly the most amazing part of this video. Very heartwarming.

[@anitsirkxo]

The fact that he chose those exact words for her to hear first, KEEP HIM SIS

[@prinniesforeveryone321]

5head

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

@@prinniesforeveryone321 bro it's the truth. Sometimes people really do have that deep kind of love. Partnership. That's what it's all about.

[@terminalogicalinexactitude5622]

Right..i was thinking; where are my grey socks, woman?".

[@fargoth391]

@@Chironex_Fleckeri it's a twitch emote, 5head means the guy was smart for choosing those words.

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

@@fargoth391 Ah I thought he was making fun of her substantial forehead real estate

[@johnnydoey1627]

“Let’s see if you can hear your husband.” “Do you get to the cloud district very often?”

[@Kazigiri]

I always kill him in Skyrim lmao

[@alexandercanada1222]

“...who am i kidding, of course you don’t.”

[@HeavenDreamer]

Hahahahahahahaahahahahah

[@inigoaraluce8493]

That's impossible, no one would ever marry nazeem...

[@tracelundy2584]

Thank you for this

[@dillonmalone3792]

It's so awesome that you were able to understand and speak perfectly after not being able to hear for so long. I am so happy for Allyson and her family. Thank you for uploading this video. With so much negativity in the world you and your family are a ray of sunshine and a beacon of hope for better things to come. Bless you.

[@alpelkey]

First time hearing and you say I love you Allison. You couldn't have picked out better words for her to hear. Great job ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@MrHarley950]

That makes me so happy for her, she's just totally overwhelmed. It must be so exciting to be able to use a sense that you've never had before.

[@marklegend2566]

The description says she started losing her hearing at 21

[@Jordan-rb28]

Read the description

[@abhinav1690]

Yes like that one time when I learned that my middle finger had hidden flaps to help me fly. They call me the "bird person" now!

[@Mindfever20]

How would she understand words being the first time hearing them, these comments are pretty dumb

[@nbayard]

The other woman said the sound would initially sound like Donald Duck. That would mean she's heard Donald Duck before.

[@mkdeku6493]

How could 1.2k people dislike her hearing for the first time since she was 21 ... that's crazy

[@AnimalSyndicate]

You know, the internet is for all sorts of people. Stupid people and smart people all around.

[@twim_c5723]

Bots

[@majdsalem6543]

i found out i've put dislikes on videos i didn't really put dislikes on its bot on youtube or from them to not pay much money i guess or just bad bugs on their behalf

[@LemonGrassSuggz]

its a mix of youtube evening out rating for some reason and some people dislike not because they dont dislike the video but so similar videos dont show up in their recommended if they like to watch other stuff

[@BallerDan53]

It's because this sort of procedure only works for a small minority of deaf people. There are many of these "hearing for the first time" videos and they all seem to go viral. Some people don't like them because the proliferation of them can make the people who it will not work on feel inadequate. I don't subscribe to this way of thinking, to me it's just a positive video, but I understand their argument as well.

[@LV2UJC-FM]

Such a precious and miraculous moment for her, and I hope and pray that one day this will be available and affordable for those who can't hear. So many things we take for granted. Thank You for sharing this beautiful moment with us.♥

[@cwgoodrich]

I’ve watched this video a number of times. I’m so happy for you every time I see it.

[@Dustin-eh5go]

Some day my wife is gonna hear me say "I love you"! Her hearing is fine, I'm just really busy...

[@sontovero3404]

Lol

[@geegeeguillory7119]

🤣🤣🤣🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

[@thelov3potion]

Boiiiii Hahahahah

[@TR-vr5pz]

Hope she finds a real man

[@omniowl3515]

joe blow He’s man enough why else would he be working long hours to support his family.

[@amkingdum7440]

this just makes me realize how much we take for granted in our everyday lives

[@ParacetamolEdits]

yeah ! exactly

[@redtickhound]

Right.🤗

[@ohheyitsguy]

That's why if I ever lose my hearing I'm jumping off a cliff

[@amkingdum7440]

@@ohheyitsguy LMAO

[@lemonstrangler]

and also makes me realise how we take scientists for granted

[@animeguy6877]

I thought the husband was just dumb to wait that long to say he loved her. Turns out, the wife was the deaf one!

[@robertcarpe9143]

Allyson, I was crying along with you, what a joyous and magical moment.

[@LucasFerreira-cq8qz]

Before watching the video: She really married a guy who never said ''i love you'' to her? Me in the middle of the video: God forgive me

[@AaronC.]

I thought that too

[@Oldrdp]

U know u not the only one 😂

[@-hasamastersdegreeinwumbol8565]

That's why I always read the description.

[@jasonstruthchannelsearchin2670]

How do you marry someone that never said that they loved you? The question was to make you think when we say something we are saying something. When we don't say something we are saying something. "I learned about leadership when I was a supervisor at UPS many years." Always remember actions speak louder than words and words become meaningless when they are said in repeated ways like a cycle. Honestly if you were def ending your enemies we would all be able to relate and relax and feel loved.

[@you393]

I also thought the same. But since i am guy i was like he would be that type of person who means it and don't say it. 😂😂😂😂

[@whomeverwherever]

I can only imagine how disturbing the “electrical” noise is. My grandma refused to wear hearing aids for that reason…she just couldn’t handle the frequency sounds and how harsh everything was. Can’t say I blame her! This was an amazing video though, very special. Thank you for sharing it.

[@deaddog7611]

I hear frequencies and it’s awful. Every night when it gets quiet….

[@freddougman58]

@@deaddog7611 u have tinnitus

[@redtickhound]

My mother cant stand hers. She says she hears things she dont want to hear. She didnt elaborate.

[@MurIocMage]

@@deaddog7611 you have tinnitus?

[@1zebbe3]

@@redtickhound seems like they are just too loud and the settings need to be changed. I only have one in one ear and never had that problem. But maybe I‘m wrong

[@lauralaladarling3775]

Wow, her husband has a beautiful deep voice! Alison looked looked surprised! Thank you for explaining how painful it is to hear for the first time. I do hope Alison adjusted to the stange sounds and pain and has an even happier life with hearing. Xxc

[@thekingiscoming5329]

I was going to start crying too! This is so awesome. I’m so happy for her.

[@IanTheGreatYT]

Doctor : "Let's see if you can hear your husband" Husband : "WE'RE NO STRANGERS TO LOOOOOOVEEEEEEEE-

[@chrisd6358]

Common! Continue the damn song!

[@livvworm]

You know the rules, and so do I

[@JoYTChannel]

@Tara Doring Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you

[@mrsdragonite]

A full commitment's what I'm thinking of! You wouldn't get this from any other guy!

[@ryanbenedict2754]

IIIIII JUST WANNA TELL YOU WHAT IM FEELINN

[@JoshplayerX]

As an audiologist in training, I can't wait for these moments.

[@sjjp5899]

Go tiger!

[@CrownedOne919]

Yeah, Dr. Lee! Go get 'em, baby! Stay encouraged and focused...

[@warriorgp4640]

😂 You're not training, stop lying

[@JoshplayerX]

@@warriorgp4640 Considering you have that kind of profile picture, your opinion doesn't matter.

[@warriorgp4640]

@@JoshplayerX I'm glad you believe All Opinions Matter

[@ronaldcole7415]

She is adorable. How cool is this. What a wonderful moment. Glad I got to watch it.

[@jamesaitchison9478]

Amazing video, i'm so happy you get to hear your loved ones voices. Your Husband said the perfect first words 🙂

[@AlejandroLopez-ps7rp]

I need a pair of hearing aids myself because I have never heard my wife say I love you to me.

[@misophone]

😭💯

[@AdvocateOfJamaica]

😂😂😂

[@dirtnapz996]

I'm dead! Haaaa!

[@LurkerPatrol5]

F in the chat for my man Alejandro.

[@ombralol]

Why did you married her then?

[@IamAlly90]

My name is Allyson and spelled the same way! When he said “I love you Allyson” my husband just slowly turned and looked at me like who the hell is talking to you?? 😂😂

[@defencebangladesh4068]

lmao 💀

[@D-M-J]

😂😂

[@rhearamjohn4792]

🤣🤣🤣

[@rockeypandit]

Practical joke right here

[@tylerdurden3722]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@freekshow197888]

Just kind of randomly stumbled across this today and I’m so grateful with everything so bad in the world right now it’s awesome to get to see something beautiful take place

[@ResolUloseR]

This is such an amazing moment to share with loved ones. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[@jenniferjennyjen211]

Oh my gosh, I can't stop crying after hearing her husband say, "I love you". That was so beautiful and I wish them a lifetime of happiness.

[@quintonlamar2920]

I couldn't work there I'd cry 24/7

[@thirtysixzed]

stfu

Best cries ever. Worth every drop, I'd wager.

[@misseli922]

Quinton Lamar I was thinking the same thing lol

[@bengunn3228]

THE QUINTONLAMAR It would be a great job even so.

[@josephimpastato6524]

THE QUINTONLAMAR ?

[@156football]

People who can't hear, or are colorblind getting to experience what we do daily is a magical moment. Always makes me cry

[@skilletbakes420]

Im like 90 % sure she wasn't born deaf but rather lost hearing at some point. Because i cant see how she can speak so clearly if she is deaf.

[@LeadingCross]

Her reaction to her husband's words is just beautiful. 🥹👍🌻

[@mitchellculberson9336]

Such an awesome reaction to her husband.God Bless these two!

[@nyanates]

With all the crap going on in the world every once in a while you come across a story like this that makes your heart soar. Thanks for this...

[@andycrawley8276]

Well said ❤. Be kind to one another. Merry Christmas from Canada 🇨🇦

[@windowsxp5979]

My processors were slowing down but this video made them feel brand new.

[@Kristian.Ofsteng]

I agree. 👍🏻

[@tobubiify]

Love how even though it's like her first time hearing him, it's just INSTANT reaction of "I love you back". Like it's her natural thing

[@95netta]

How did she know how to say that if she was deaf?

[@bonsallz]

@@95netta in the description it says she started going deaf around the age of 21 and it slowly progressed. Being born able to hear allowed her normal speaking abilities and she most likely still spoke a bit throughout the years.

[@Laura-kl7vi]

@@95netta Deaf doesn't mean ignorant. She's obviously speaks some English, not just SIgn-as she speaks English in the video.So, she knows what I love you means. It is very very likely she can read English as well. We can know this all from the video w/o even reading under it that she went deaf at 21.

[@Quicksilver_Cookie]

@@Laura-kl7vi If she was deaf from birth she would have no idea how language sounds like. She could read and write in English, but everything would sound like gibberish. Even phonetic spelling would not help, because it relies of a person associating sounds to symbols. As description says she wasn't always deaf, that's why she has a fairly normal reaction to sounds and language.

[@ValensBellator]

That has to be such a surreal and overwhelming experience! So cool to see 😊

[@markuss4133]

No idea for how many years i have known this video now, but every once in a while i watch it and it makes me tear up every time. I love Allison too.

[@casmar2042]

The way she speaks is so stimulating and intriguing. She hasn't adapted to controlling the volume of her voice yet, it seems, so one word might be spoken normally and the next quietly whispered again. Without trying to read too much into this, it's at least interesting to think about what the differences in her volume tell us about language itself.

[@sgvaldehueza]

Huh. Never thought about this. Thanks! It's like one of those times when I wear a noise canceling headphones, and I can't seem to control my voice because I can't hear myself..

[@Mesaaaaaaaa]

Theres some websites where you can have headphones play back your voice as youre speaking, but on a slight delay. For many people, it causes a severe stutter. Our brains kinda quality control the noises we produce, which is part of why profoundly deaf people tend to have speech changes as well.

[@rust8infinite]

If you read the description she said she found out she was hearing impaired at 21. Someone that is born completely deaf or was deaf from a young age, sounds entirely different.

[@Rose0954]

Happens when you get hearing aids too, you talk too low thinking you’re talking loud, takes a while to find the right volume and then you forget they’re there.

[@michaelgrandziel701]

that touched my heart!!

[@axelaerroc9385]

Oh man, she is gonna loose it whenever she hears Morgan Freeman's godly voice

[@defencebangladesh4068]

damn....

[@martyreking5487]

or say SHIT WHAT HAVE I DONE ! when she hears Bieber on the radio for the first time .

[@lucky_ramen9803]

Or David Attenborough.....

[@kbmls3]

@@lucky_ramen9803 Or Patrick Stewart...

[@danielcroyle2795]

Megadeth!! Lol

[@RumbleFish69]

I don't know why these videos still get to me. You'd think that after watching so many, I would be used to it. Well, I guess watching the moment when someone gets a huge part of their life back, will just never get old. I hope she is doing even better today!

[@Marqan]

I come back to this every year, this is so awesome!

[@hippielewis4768]

Not nice to make a 70 year old man cry-well just this one time. So so so happy for you.

[@peacewalker3344]

hope you stay healthy for another 70 years 👍

[@kristypolymath1359]

Because the technician herself is tone-deaf. Clearly she's been at the job too long, everything is just a procedure for her. She knows nothing about human compassion.

[@ganeshbdr.kharka6223]

I want to hug you Sir. Hope you live the healthiest life.

[@crimescene25]

Probably cried powder ya old fart.

[@hassan9908]

Ok

[@TsarOfRuss]

Shits we take for granted

[@Bald_Monkey]

Well, hearing kind of comes standard issue, so..

[@JediNg135]

Who or what is this "granted" that we keep going to the toilet for?

[@johnthemann6483]

shut up I don't shit for nobody not even for granted

[@charlesfindley4879]

+johnThe mann you sir deserve more haha

[@cynthiabustamante2884]

So very true.

[@jonesjones7057]

Dang she made me cry too! What a great moment for her and her family. Very cool.

[@mikecallahan8234]

The sweetest words "I Love You", beautiful, wonderful.

[@filmmakingandstuff4993]

Doctor: “say something” The husband: “15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance”

[@dalethelander3781]

"We're calling because your car's warranty is about to expire."

[@filmmakingandstuff4993]

@@dalethelander3781 this is the meme i was trynna remember

[@standoughope]

I'm dead! 😂

[@smokeykiwi8992]

“In a quarter of an hour, your savings will tower!!”

[@josephmiller1941]

😂😂😂😂

[@AJ5306.]

Doc: Say something Husband: WAZZZZZZUUUPP

[@Sheev3]

Best one here

[@joebrito3192]

mother in law: WAAAAZZZZZZZZUUUUUUPPPP doc:stop its contag-WAAAZZZZZZUUUUUPPPPPPP

[@awfully.average]

mannn, you guys must be in your 40's :D :D :D

[@kurluk04]

Doc passing through the hall opens the door and leans in - “WAZZUUUUUUP”

[@johncapps-xo4my]

This is so heartwarming!! I wish you the best Alison!!

[@holmesd5003]

Wow!! I am so impressed with this Doctor, or whoever she is explaining this to her. You can tell she really cares about her job and getting the information out to the patient and just taking the time.. So awesome!

[@nexus4923]

There's nothing more gratifying than seeing tears of joy. So happy her quality of life is improved.

[@hazz1337]

"But the noise will go away?" "I just said it will, what are you? Deaf? Oh.."

[@clint351mx]

Ahhh good on you sir. Got a good laugh from that one.

[@JumpMasterJef]

Fucking got me good with that one lol.

[@feedigli]

Yeah, the tech seemed like she was fuckin' wit her: "Ok, I'm going to turn it up til you hear my voice", and the next thing that we see is girlfriend wincing. Was she just moving her lips silently while crankin' it up to the threshold of pain? I wouldn't be surprised...

[@Kyle_00]

Bruh hahaha

[@SeanQuinn-rf7rq]

😂😂😂

[@msx701]

All these videos are the best, love seeing how special it is for these patients

[@enigmata_]

Doctor: "Say Something" Husband: "Why are we still here? Just to suffer?..."

[@Jamessss1010]

Kept you waiting huh

[@pkphantom]

@@Jamessss1010 Hey, you. You're finally awake, huh?

[@Anna_Stetik]

Of all the comments about "Doctor: Say something, Husband: " this one made me laugh way, way too much. Dark humor...I love it so much.

[@ladeek35]

Awe that’s sweet, she regains the ability to hear and hears husband say I love you, and meanwhile, I regained my partial sight and when my doc took off my eye patch I took one look at my husband and said, “Damn, husband you got old!”.

[@pinacolada3952]

Haha 😂

[@hewas3363]

Oh my gosh please tell me what your husband said

[@user-rx4jg8lq7h]

Both are ways of saying 'I love you' :')

[@ladeek35]

@@hewas3363 Every person in the room laughed and cried a lot of happy tears. Now I’m losing vision for good, so I told my ole’ man he’s got to help me stay looking young. We both can’t look old! And blind and beautiful…they go together. 🤣🤣

[@sirbughunter]

​@@ladeek35 You two are amazing together! Wishing you the best. ❤

[@OneLove101.]

I’m not crying, you all are! 😭This is the cutest video ever. 💖

[@christieintexas2001]

The I love you melted my heart. You have such a beautiful smile! Thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@danmac0]

So she heard "I love you" with a Donald Duck voice? I'll be quiet now.

[@honestgoat]

Ba ha ha ha ha ha. Yeah. I didn't think about that. I was cryin, then you made me laugh. Cheers man.

[@zaidanwar159]

To the corner shame NOW !!!

[@muzikmind77]

Fkn savage lmao

[@honestgoat]

@@muzikmind77 Mordhau?

[@muzikmind77]

@@honestgoat what?????

[@jinglebell61]

<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="207">3:27</a>: I love you Allyson.

[@SP-qi8ur]

Thanks

[@infotechsailor]

ikr.. While video could have been 3 sec

[@snakeeater6738]

That was anti climatic af

[@PickleRick91x]

@@infotechsailor nobody made you watch it idiot.

[@Phoenix-fw7bm]

@@PickleRick91x but the title persuaded him to watch, he came for that moment

[@shirleyparker2649]

I’ve seen this so many times but it’s so lovely! 🥰

[@lukeknowles5700]

What a beautiful woman, I am very happy for her and her family. Good work, doctor!

[@genocidevirus8986]

I think it’s amazing how she’s flinching because she’s never heard noise like that from that direction. And she’s whispering because her voice in her mind isn’t suppose to be that loud.

[@andrewschort724]

She lost her hearing at 21. Its just that she hasn't heard anything for a long time, and now first things she's hearing in so long are coming through an electric implant wired directly to her brain. It probably took awhile to get used to.

[@TallSilentGuy]

Maybe that was Joe Biden's problem?

[@glutenfree7057]

@@TallSilentGuy bro don't bring politics into this shit

[@TallSilentGuy]

@@glutenfree7057 I never said fuck all about politics, stupid.

[@Persun_McPersonson]

@@TallSilentGuy But you literally did...

[@davidh9844]

I am a physician, and I'm tearing up over this. I am so proud of my colleagues, who can give this unimaginable gift to those people. It makes all the crap in the profession worth dealing with.

[@bwanadave76]

As a retired engineer who designed and built cochlear devices, you're welcome. I'm not crying. YOU'RE crying.😢😄

[@timn4481]

im an engineer and my eyes are leaking..dodgy seal probably.

[@GrumpetteJV]

Oh I'm legit crying here, watching this! I hope the noise settled and she may hear her loved ones voices for many years to come.

[@giap1362]

Doctor: "Say Something." Husband: "Honey I Shrunk The Kids."

[@razorsharpsmile]

LoL. get outta here.

[@gustavohernandez9742]

XD ahahahaha

[@leelouw3207]

that was one awesome movie with Rick Moranis. I remember watching it lots of times. keep in mind I am only 24 going on 25

[@ny_4710]

😂

[@Quotenwagnerianer]

Happy tears are the best.

[@corlee1714]

The best kind

[@briza2022]

Theres no happy tears, thats a lie. She is sad and happy.

[@MrMann-gt1eh]

cloud y I feel bad for you.

[@briza2022]

@@MrMann-gt1eh no need to feel bad. Havent you heard of mixed emotions? There is not only one feeling but more.

[@heretyk_1337]

So when i cry laughing, because some kid fell and plastered his face into the pavement, is that good or bad?

[@gregkiyuna6029]

This made me so happy to witness. She seems so genuinely sweet. I'm happy for her. Aloha!

[@randygunn9499]

Amazing how I take my hearing and seeing for granted,too see someone hear or see just gets me in my soul. Hope everything for this young woman works in her favor.

[@franklinbumgartener1323]

I'm the father of 6, one of whom is hearing impaired. I remember the day she was able to hear through medical science. We were all grateful for God's grace.... This video has touched me deeply. Thank you for it!

[@TheDrumminguy]

you should be grateful for the Scientists who made this possible....

[@franklinbumgartener1323]

@@TheDrumminguy I certainly am.

[@SnickleBits]

Yeah I’d be thanking the scientist. If you truly believe in god, why are you fighting “his” design for your kid? He obviously wants your kid to be deaf, right?

[@franklinbumgartener1323]

@@SnickleBits I don't know which would be more futile. Trying to fight God with a hearing aid or try to fight him with a keyboard like you're doing.

[@aavila1206]

@Franklin Bumgartener Good one

[@SimplyGun]

"Today is the worst day" For her it's the best day

[@kristypolymath1359]

I really thought the technician was not the friendliest person to be doing this. It seems like all of these auditory technicians are like that. I don't get it. You'd think they were happy doing their jobs. Instead, they talk down to their clients.,

[@SimplyGun]

@@kristypolymath1359 she might have been nicer at start, after few years it just becomes a job

[@Jeremiah90526]

@@kristypolymath1359 You have to speak in a fairly flat tone or the variations will hurt the patient's sense of hearing. Remember, they are hearing for the first time and have the volume adjusted by the technician, and basic things are overwhelming.

[@SimplyGun]

@Jacob Carlson check again what the doctor said

[@rafaelrp07]

I think that perhaps the technician would let the emotions for the husband. This is the day that woman would never forget. It's better if she remember "I love you" from her husband...and the tech woman be just supportive