Showing posts with label Cochlear Implants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cochlear Implants. Show all posts

Monday, December 29, 2014

Top 10 Posts of 2014

Wow. This year is already coming to an end. How does this happen?! As soon as I get used to writing the year, it changes. Oh well. My genuine hope for all my readers is that 2015 will bring many blessings and joyous moments.

To wrap up the year, here are my 10 most read posts this year...I've got some great new posts coming in 2015...thank you so much for following Save Money, Live Joyfully!

1. You Know You're a CI Parent If...














2. Dear Lady Who Told My Deaf Son to Be Quiet
















3. DIY Jeopardy Board














4. Slow Cooker Recipe Collection
















5. Lego Patterns Travel Game- Free Printable













 

6. Find a Homeschool Schedule That Works for Your Family















7. DIY Lego Travel Tray














8. Our First Grade Curriculum Choices















9. Tips for Entertaining on a Budget















10. 30 Life Lessons for My 30 Years

Thursday, September 25, 2014

You Know You're a CI Parent If...

Junior's cochlear implants are incredible, and we are so grateful that he has the opportunity to grow up in a hearing world. Sometimes, however, I find myself laughing at some of the things I say and do. I'm so proud to be a C.I. Mom!

10. You can change the batteries, do a sound check, and troubleshoot your child's processor in the dark. With your eyes closed. While turning in circles.

9. You know what things such as MAP, AVT, IEP, ABR, and NRT mean...and can use them in a sentence.

8. You've ever told your child to stop chewing on their ears.

7. You've ever had to pull the car over to stop the incessant beeping of a dropped processor.

6. The Ling 6 is a part of your daily vocabulary.

5. You've ever said "I know you can hear me. Your processor is flashing," to a child who's ignoring you.

4. You frequently have to explain to strangers that "yes, he will always need those things on his head", and "no, he will not grow out of them someday."

3.You've ever wished for the luxury of taking your ears off when you don't feel like listening.

2. Your child has ever pointed to her head when you ask where her ears are.

1. Every time your child responds to your voice, you realize the miracle it truly is. No matter the struggles in getting to that point, their being able to hear "I love you" makes you feel grateful and blessed beyond belief.

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