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Originally Posted by Werewoman
Yeah, I kinda freaked out when I finally made the connection between my sensitivity and the abuse/abuser.
In 2007, I went deaf in my left ear. It turned out (after seeing, oh, I don't know, at least half a dozen doctors  ) I had a benign tumor called a cholesteatoma (sp?) in my inner ear that grew around the little bones, so when they removed it, they replaced the bones with a piece of titanium that looks like a ladder with the corners cut off at a 45 degree angle. I saw the pictures and it's super cool. It works pretty well. Now it sounds like I have an earful of water all the time, but I CAN HEAR!
Oh, and I fish a lot and still have psychological issues, for what it's worth. 
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That's great that they were able to restore some hearing.
Wouldn't it be great if your brain can learn to compensate for the distortions of the titanium so that it sounds more natural? If some frequencies are coming through too strong and others too weak, then maybe your brain can adjust with practice?