DEAF PEOPLE HEARING SOUND FOR THE FIRST TIME ! #2

DEAF PEOPLE HEARING SOUND FOR THE FIRST TIME ! #2
Witness their expressions of pure joy and amazement as these people experience a world of sound opening up before them. This video is a heartwarming reminder of the incredible power of technology and human resilience.
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[@Daniel_Antonio_Arellano782]

I am a man that has experienced a lot of things that are not good. But when I see these beautiful people hear it touched a sensitive part in me that brought a little tear to my eye. I am so happy for them....thank you for this.

[@courtneyb6154]

Never thought I'd be binge watching deaf people hearing sound for the first time..... tugs on the ol' heart strings, brings a tear to your eye and puts a smile on your face.

[@AlienCatTweets]

This has GOT to be one of the best jobs in the world, to be the person to throw the switch and see the joy in all of these faces.

[@michaelreid322]

This must be the most emotionally rewarding field of medicine ever.

[@mariaschwartz447]

I cried with each success. Cannot imagine living without sound,without the gift of music. Am so grateful

[@triarb5790]

Thank you a million times over to Australian, Professor Graeme Clark, inventor of the cochlear implant, our greatest medical device export.

[@louisreniers9887]

Wonderful man makes a lot of people real happy only to think about the beautiful music they gonna experience for the first time

[@Glostahdude]

We need to keep supporting Sciences in schools! Really supporting them! Someday, I pray someone will discover a way to give the blind, the gift of sight! Keep supporting your local school boards! And fight them when they discuss abandoning science!!

[@heidi710]

It must absolutely be out of this world to hear for the first time in your life, can’t imagine

[@CaptKPinksies]

@@Glostahdude We have cornea transplants at the moment. It's a step in the right direction!

[@Glostahdude]

@@CaptKPinksies absolutely is! My uncle had real bad cataracts and they fixed him up good and proper! He sees like 20/10 now!

[@norcodaev]

I’m old and jaded, and nothing really gets to me anymore, but seeing these nice individuals reaction to hearing sound for the first time is quite touching. Welcome to the wonderful world of sound, my friends.

[@vickyburton2434]

The babies…..ooh. So cute.

[@gregwaste2594]

Seriously, if I had to choose what sense I would like to lose the last, that would be my hearing. It is insane how precious it is and we take it for granted. Its so gratifying to know that hear loss can be at some extend reversed using technology. All the money in the world should go on research for such treatments.

[@leslieh3785]

Thank you, God for my senses. Thank you for people who dedicate their lives to improving others!

[@raccoondon488]

I lost 70% of my hearing and wear hearing aids. People with good hearing have no clue what it’s like to be hard of hearing. I’ve been accused of faking my hearing loss. I had to retire early because of my hearing loss. In a group of 20 people with people talking at the same time I can’t hear ( understand ) what they are saying at all…..it’s just a bunch of noise to me. I get ignored. People rudely say to me in an angry way ➡️ “TURN YOUR HEARING AIDS UP !!!!!”…. Being hard of hearing is a nightmare.

[@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedom]

Sorry to hear people have been so rude about it, that's their failing not yours. My mom has been legally deaf since she was 6 yrs old, she can sometimes tell there's a noise but can't distinguish what it is. Now that she's older she hears Eve less. She's also dealt with people being unkind. Deafness is something people can't see so they're less understanding w it than, for example, someone in a wheelchair

[@pollydixon3591]

I agree its a bloody nightmare i know !! If i was blind i would be helped across the road- if i was in a wheelchair id be given a push - being deaf you are being made to feel an idiot and its your fault. People are embarrassed to speak to you in fear of what others may think of them if they have to raise their voice or make a different sign. So they mostly ignore you if possible !! Can be very isolating .

[@atticradio]

I always wonder how someone hearing for the first time understands what is being said - as in, what a word that they know through sign or lipreading, actually sounds like. Must be a whole new learning experience. Amazing.

[@yoshi6421]

I think a lot of the older patients lost hearing at some point or had reduced hearing.

[@tracihoward7751]

I'm reading through the comments to see if anyone else had the same question. For the adults who have never heard a sound before, I would think that it would take both signing and voice so that the person knows what specific words sound like. Regardless, my eyes were sweating all through these videos. LOL. Modern medicine is wonderful!

[@DH-gk8vh]

What a gift.....! Changed everyone's lives forever.

[@swoesteban5570]

The reactions of the toddlers, is priceless.

[@tomstanziola1982]

I never knew that there were so many babies and toddlers who can't hear!!! AMAZING!!! 👏👏👏👏

[@tomstanziola1982]

@vindelanos8770 I had a similar experience. I never realized how badly I needed glasses until the 8th grade. I had astigmatism and never knew. I still wear glasses to this day, and every eye exam I have, the astigmatism gets a tiny bit worse.

[@HelenCamile63]

I’m surprised more babies and toddlers aren’t scared. I can’t imagine suddenly having sounds in my brain. Blows my mind. ❤

[@Rebel9668]

I should think as about every experience a baby has is new to them that sound would be just one more experience. To me it's the older children and adults who show the most surprise and emotion.

[@yhvhskid]

Hearing is natural❤

[@michaeljcarneyjr.6187]

I amazed that no men can be deaf only women and children

[@clareshaughnessy2745]

I would have thought it was the other way around. A babies brain is ready and waiting and all wired up to hear, so it’s like being 5G ready or something it’s all there waiting But the adults, to spend all that time in silence and then to be bombarded with sound - now I’d have thought that would be overwhelming

[@EatTheMarxists]

Some of the most wholesome and beautiful content on the far-too-often-vile KZbin. God bless all of the infants, children, teens, young adults, and adults in these videos, and God bless everyone who makes this possible for them, from the inventor to the ENT docs and nurses, to the people who build these implants and hearing aids, and those who transport them from the factory to the doctors office. God bless you for making dreams come true for people who are deaf/hearing impaired.

[@WelshChappie]

Watched several of these compilation video of people hearing sound for the first time and its not only heart warming to see the reactions, it makes me realise the things we take for granted and dont realise how lucky we are to have hearing, just because we have never experienced not having it. Seeing these videos gives me a new appreciation for sometning that I take for granted.

[@savvystylelady]

It’s so awesome that someone used their brilliance and genius to invent something that’s so wonderful, can only be used for good and that is such a blessing for thousands of others! God bless that type of GENUINE genius!❤❤❤

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

I love the baby who comforts his crying Mom, he doesn’t yet understand that she’s crying with joy!

[@BagladyNH]

For all of them. I am happy for the babies, I wish my niece had this before she passed. I'm real happy for the bigger kids and the adults that never had the opportunity. They all make me so happy for them. 🥰

[@leahd4878]

I cried through this whole video ❤

[@jessiejames2155]

So did we....❤😊!

[@zerofox1551]

Me too,❤

[@greg5011]

Well , it seems the precious gift of hearing is very precious indeed...I will appreciate my hearing much more and not take it for granted.

[@margaretchiodo-keller4495]

This video made me cry with happiness for these people. I am grateful for all that science has to offer, and the positive benefits it provides.

[@JulieGray-pj2kc]

I am bawling my eyes out. So overwhelmed with what I take for granted.

[@Tar-Numendil]

I'm eternally grateful that i'm neither blind nor deaf (although my eyes are only getting worse). I'd rather be blind than deaf. I imagine it would be easier to understand the world if you can at least speak and hear and have conversations with people. I feel like it would be easier for your brain to adjust to suddenly being able to see versus suddenly being able to hear.

[@TheTiki1111]

This is a MIRACLE !!!! I’m so happy that these beautiful people are blessed with this technology. If we went back even 50 years, it wouldn’t have been thought impossible to achieve.!!! we truly are living in miraculous times……..(that is, if you choose to look at the good that actually is occurring in the world right now)

[@penelopepurr]

I'm a gen xer and I remember when these first came on the market. What a miracle. Absolutely changed the world.

[@FionaEm]

All these ppl can hear for the first time because of Professor Graeme Clark. Australia is very proud of him 😊

[@phuckerby]

Nothing sounds better than a child's laughter and nothing looks better than a child's smile.

[@texlougatorbait342]

WOW that was the best video ever to see all those folks so happy and it was just beautiful thank you for sharing it made my day

[@KINDNESSOFFICIAL]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gloriasdaughter940]

Seeing the second little baby hearing her parents was so cute. she was so happy to hear her mom but was baffled when she heard her dads different voice. So cute

[@kimberlyperrotis8962]

Even the tiniest baby cries for joy! There must also be a lot of uncertainty and a little fear at hearing the world for the first time.

[@ccgreens2466]

This is why god gave us an amazing human brain to create and use technology in his glory. Incredible and so wonderful ❤️

[@RottingEarth]

So why did god make them deaf in the first place? 🤔

[@jetsetter797]

And why bring fantasy and fairytales into it? We are watching people who are having their hearing restored via huge advances in medical science; not via some pathetic mythical being you blindly and slavishly believe in, who, according to logic, would have deprived them of their hearing in the first place!

[@Steven-kl6lh]

I'm a 66 year old man with a daughter and 3 grandchildren...thank you for this video...I'm weeping with joy seeing these children get something a lot of us take for granted...and I passed this video on to my daughter to share with my grandkids to remind them to be grateful for all we have that others may not..😁✌️❤️

[@DavidS-hm2ci]

It's difficult to watch, through the tears. Beautiful.

[@DavidFahrenholz]

Oh my gosh babies just get me. This brings back a lot of memories, good and bad. Hearing the sounds of the world and those closest to you is indeed a gift that many may take for granted.

[@Spooklilly-Latina4Freedom]

My mom's been deaf since she was 6 years old. I wanted her to get a cochlear & she was initially excited about the possibility. But an online group of deaf "friends" made her feel quilty for even considering it so she never did. This is beautiful to see, wish my mom could have had this experience. But, I'm so happy to see these people receive this blessing.

[@LúciaKitten]

These videos are all amazing, I smile, cry all at once with them... Thank you for sharing their experiences!

[@gabriellynch2764]

In unison "What happened?" Ashley, "I'm understanding." Omg! That was so good.

[@jessiejames2155]

Thank you God so much, for this miracle of hearing..!! ...This show, is a miracle ...!

[@jas20per]

I did not give hearing a second thought until I started to slide into my advancing years and fast failing hearing, like a lot of folks in this video the shock in hearing peoples voices again is priceless. The gift of hearing this worlds sounds is both wonderful and a shock as you can see by the faces

[@user-fm7wj9ev7z]

14 : 30 this girl is so sweetly surprised and touches her ears) I shed a tear

[@boardwalkbw7130]

They seem like angels!!!!!

[@mrsseasea]

11:56 this baby’s face belongs on a Gerber box! So precious

[@johndeleon8741]

How is it possible for people who have never heard in their lives to speak fluent English when they do?

[@joeblow9467]

Thanks Australia for the Cochlear .

[@ManoAiron]

every time I want to cry, I come back to watch these videos..... succeed

[@user-bp9of5xp7n]

Every time to see one of these videos which are heartfelt....I'm reminded how blessed with my hearing all my life!!

[@laurasindel2598]

Grandpa made me cry the most ❤

[@AKayfabe]

this is amazing what a wonderful life changing thing for these people! If you think that’s awesome just wait until you hear music. I hope my friend who is deaf will get this opportunity also. I do not ever take my hearing for granted because I know not everyone has that. Maybe now more people will! what an amazing invention

[@orionxtc1119]

Yes music is the food for the soul...

[@lwinaus8810]

These videos are really great! I know what they are experiencing. After being effectively deaf in my left ear after a long period of insidious degradation and fusing of the bones of the middle ear, I was fitted with a Cochlear Osia and when it was finally activated, according to my wife and the audiologist, I I was alike a kid with a new toy….absolutely over the moon.

[@larrytate4586]

We in the hearing world and who have all our senses take for granted what we have. Witnessing these individuals experiencing sound for the first time only confirms that site and sound is our greatest sense, taste would follow. Oh heck, they’re all important.

[@michaeld1726]

Just Beautiful! ❤😊

[@linnarvidsson6325]

Jeep watching even though I can’t stop crying ❤️

[@Hunter225]

I am mostly deaf, and am finally getting hearing aids. I'm happy I will finally hear, instead of sign.

[@darrenhennan8153]

This puts things into perspective with the majority of us taking things for granted. 👌

[@lancebauer5010]

Oh my, it was baby Cooper how cool? I got to see you at first hearing. I follow him and his mother.

[@maxchau8558]

I think it will be wonderful if the first sound they hear is music.

[@hansouth2355]

i didn't know i was smiling. what a wonderful gift

[@waynemallinson3178]

Amazing video the deaf hear....

[@emsalsa9385]

Not me looking like a raccoon because I’ve smeared mascara all over from sobbing

[@tercioannunciado1710]

Just wonderful

[@annetakubiak3374]

Just beautiful ❤️😍💕

[@mariajosemedina1026]

Bello bebé, puedes oir la voz de mamá y papá Que Dios te bendiga 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@KINDNESSOFFICIAL]

❤️❤️🥰🥰

[@erkl8823]

The older kids/adults make a lump in my throat. I guess because all i picture them having been through. The babies at least haven't even understood there was anything wrong. Of course it's still a damn miracle for them, & in its own way more important, because intervention made sure they'll never have to actually deal with not hearing, hopefully.

[@invista4134]

I just could not go on watching this video, without tearing up. My wife was monitoring my BP, and said.. OK ..that's enough.. Crap...

[@JRandaII]

Why did gawd take away their ability to hear? I’m glad that science was able to give it back to them.

[@lindamills6192]

Don't blame God for all that dosent go as you think it should.

[@mercurio2990]

Posso solo pensare sia un bel lavoro❤😊

[@delib636]

Beautiful 😍

[@leoniesmart9607]

Beautiful

[@disgruntledegghead6923]

This should have been titled "Deaf babies hear for the first time." I know, babies are people too, but when the overwhelming content is deaf babies it deserves a more appropriate title.

[@luckyluke3619]

I am confused! If you have been deaf and never understood what people where saying to you before, how can you understand what they are saying to you now?

[@nancysouder5111]

I have the same question. They have never heard the word so how do they know what it is? They don't even know the sound of their own name

[@depeltenburg6916]

Remember for a hearing person words make sense because the mouth and lips form the words, the sound acknowledges you interpreted it right. So take the world Hello. Your eyes see open mouth, little wide. Then tongue touching the teeth then the mouth forms open round lips.. you could make hello of that… Now a death person hearing for the first time sees the world and knows what it means, but the sound has a more breath movement in the beginning, and has problem understanding that sound is needed to pronounce it properly, but the word he hears follows the word he saw.. so it makes sense… TLDR: not deaf: you see and what you hear match.. deaf/first hear: you hear and what you see seems to match.

[@erkl8823]

How long of a process is it until they can turn it on? Are these like, the first test they have or is this after weeks/months of dr appointments?

[@TheNameOfJesus]

As for anyone that is over 6 years old and getting their hearing, if they can fluently understand and speak English the moment their implants were turned on, then I have to believe they've heard and spoken English before. Even if someone was fluent in lip-reading, I don't think they would know which vowels go where the moment they get their hearing "for the first time."

[@chrillebaloo]

Freddy Krueger with hearing aid? Man im old 🤔

[@bethrobichaud1464]

So touching

[@dcarraher]

I'm wondering...How is it that some people, upon hearing for the first time, can hear and understanding what they are hearing? Some even respond using their own voice.

[@jimburt4473]

The ones I like are the older people who have deaf for all their lives and suddenly they can hear!

[@azores15]

For folks who are only hearing sound for the first time, a lot of them sure do speak well.

[@suzannelesser5468]

You can tell by their intonation/tone (which isn't quite right) that they were deaf, however, or mostly hard of hearing. Remember Helen Keller had learned to speak.

[@JulieGray-pj2kc]

Little Augie is so cute

[@polancoernesto2257]

Im not crying, you are....

[@SoniaJbrt]

I would love to see the whole video of Jurie because I'm also Afrikaans speaking.

[@julybug9795]

When they are asking them questions without signing, how is the formerly deaf person knowing what they are saying?

[@pietg.6249]

This is all really great! but do the first words these people hear have to be spoken in a Mickey Mouse pitch ?

[@nole8923]

Vladimir Putin is one of the few people on the planet who would think this was a waste of resources and would feel nothing about this.

[@tommytomtom5531]

or trump. He doesn't give a good god dam about anyone but himself. And don't pretend otherwise.

[@Xanrax]

It makes me feel for the millions of people who live in poor country's and will never experience this.

[@SousChef77]

With the very young ones, makes me think they can hear their mothers as they are being formed....dads too. They might wonder where those voices went? And now feel this is right?

[@Kimiotazunete]

可愛いね、良かったね。

[@Gizathecat2]

I love how itty bitty babies are getting fit with hearing aids these days! That means they will grow up with normal speech. Thank God for modern technology!

[@roncc1616]

❤❤ Love is ❤❤

[@ArneRagnarsson]

8:42. This was the first time, the daughter heard her fathers voice for the first time? She heard him two times before?

[@itsbrilliant-bt8sv]

Beautiful for the kids.. but beautiful for their loving parents too. I guess a little blub is acceptable?

[@jourdansarpy4935]

I can barely hear out of one of my ears and these videos make me want to get a hearing aid.

[@SecondOpinionUSA]

There’s something else that you can do for your hearing …put on a pair of headphones go to KZbin and find some thing called “healing frequencies for hearing loss”… There aren’t very many but find one that resonates with your body and your soul… Listen on low, but loud enough that you can hear it… Lay down and focus on emptying your mind…your “stream of consciousness,” as James Joyce coined… While listening “visualize AND feel yourself having perfect hearing”… By visualizing the result that you desire, you increase the speed with it manifests in your life. I know it sounds like hocus-pocus and it does feel like playing pretend at first… But when your hearing improves…and things shift in the direction you want… when you achieve the results that you desire, it doesn’t feel like pretend anymore💕

[@rubiconbaron9662]

Serious question... How does someone, who has never heard a sound in 40 years, understand english when they're spoken to for the first time?

[@flashflame4952]

SCIENCE ROCKS!

[@user-ii6xr1lw1u]

Make me have. tears god bless. wicked. man. It's. all good the appliance of science golden times man Support Ukraine ! Support FREEDOM Slava UKRAINE

[@Amtcboy]

Let’s not forget the hundreds who had theirs fail.

[@SadieD6365]

No one asked for that debbie downer, just be glad this is possible 🤦

[@Amtcboy]

@@SadieD6365 Ow, I’m glad, super. But I’ve seen several that failed. That sticks.

[@SadieD6365]

@@Amtcboy But why bring it up, just be happy that it works for some. Clearly you cant be happy for others cause its too personal for you.

[@Amtcboy]

@@SadieD6365 99.99% of those who viewed these videos think it’s all like this. And why? Last time I checked, there’s no law against it.

[@SadieD6365]

@@Amtcboy Whatever dude, if you want to have a negative look on it then so be it, i wont waste my time anymore.

[@joshk89]

"This girl is hearing for the first time!" **girl understands and speaks English** what.

[@yhvhskid]

One can understand and know language without hearing or speaking.

[@Dani-it5sy]

What was that again with the younger generations blaming the older ones for all the problems in the world without showing any appreciation for the mind blowing amount of good stuff they have come up with? 🤔

[@ulrikaandersson2194]

Why backgroundmusic? Whit hearing problem it´s just hard to hear.

[@fredricneitshehpavalonian7002]

How do they speak wright away after the implanting and they never hear any language ?!