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Our Special Life: Cochlear Implants Are Changing His Life (The Buford Family)

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Hunter is a six-year-old boy that received cochlear implants when he was a baby. Today, he is in speech therapy. Part of the "Our Special Life" series.

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Runtime: 4 minutes 51 seconds

Topic: Deaf Life, Health and Safety, Home and Family
Subtopic: Cochlear Implants, Deaf - General, Family Life
Grade/Interest Level: 7 - 12
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Release Year: 2012
Producer/Distributor: CafeMom Studios
Series: Our Special Life
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Young boy with dark hair sticks out his tongue in concentration as a woman with long brown hair helps him get his arm out of his brown tee-shirt. Caption. A stroke when I miscarried the twin.

Woman with long, medium brown hair and a red sweater sits and talks with a blurred kitchen in the background. Caption. That he had autism.

Closeup of a young girl with blonde hair and bangs wearing a pink shirt while looking down. She has a few freckles on her nose.

Closeup of a woman with highlighted brown hair and brown eyes in front of a blurred decorative shelf. Caption. That I had envisioned.

Closeup of young boy with a pink baseball cap and red shirt with white polka dots sitting at a table and using his fingers to put food in his mouth. A plate with food is in front of him. Caption. Of kids with D, U, P, 15, Q.

Closeup of a woman with blue eyes, brown hair with bangs, and a patterned blue blouse sitting in a wooden chair with a kitchen table in the background. Caption. She wasn't pulling up to standing.

Young boy wearing glasses and a red tee-shirt leans his elbows on a clipboard on a table while looking over at a woman in a purple shirt and glasses. She touches his back while writing on a paper in front of her. Caption. Say it again.

Smiling woman with brown hair and a light blue shirt stands behind a young, smiling boy in a blue plaid shirt. Her hands are on his sides to help him stay steady. Caption. It presents as if he has Angelman syndrome.

Closeup of smiling toddler with a pink shirt and light brown hair in pigtails holding a baby in a light pink onesie. The baby has a red rash on her cheeks. Caption. And on her body.

Large family of multiple generations posing for a family photo. They wear shades of red, green, brown, and white, and several babies wear Santa hats. Caption. The kids are Cari, Jonathan, Jacob, Lori, Ozzie.

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Danny C. (Wilson, NC)

February 3rd, 2021 at 07:46 AM

Assisted with explaining cochlear implants to two of our studies have wear them as hearing cues. Thank you for your service to these students.
Teresa B. (Saint Joseph, MO)

August 21st, 2019 at 09:59 AM

Very helpful video in understanding the life experiences, etc., of individuals who have cochlear implants.