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(Thursday, 03 December 2009)
Dear Adult ImplanteesIt’s nearly Christmas, and over 2½ years since I joined the Adult CI Programme. Many changes have occurred in that time.
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(Thursday, 03 December 2009)
John Nelson, a double amputee, rode the length of the New Zealand to help raise funds and awareness for Cochlear Implants in New Zealand. This is not the first time that Mr Nelson has completed an epic journey fundraising. Eighteen months after contracting meningococcal septicemia he cycled from Darwin to Bairnsdale and then 2 years later he rode from Mt Isa to Bairnsdale altogether raising a total $85000.00. Here in New Zealand Mr Nelson was assisted by the Hornby Rotary Club and visited many Rotary Clubs on his travels.
The money raised will go towards much needed resources for the Cochlear Implant Programme in new Zealand.
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(Tuesday, 22 September 2009)
2009 has been a busy year for the paediatric programme. Two significant new initiatives are underway.
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(Monday, 30 March 2009)
Nicole Musson on the Spirit of Adventure
Hi, I’m Nicole Musson. I live in Christchurch and I’m 16 years old. Last year I got asked to go on a voyage on the Spirit of New Zealand – on a special voyage for people with physical disabilities.
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(Monday, 30 March 2009)
Running, Cycling and Skiing with my little friend
by Michael Anderson
Since getting my cochlear implant one year ago I have read many, many stories on the joys of recovered hearing. Most are moving accounts of individuals once again hearing the waves on the beach, the wind in the trees or a loved one’s voice.
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