Maybe it was morse code for more please?

Wow! Nope, I’ll never get tired of hearing about your firsts. I believe it is so amazing and I’m thrilled for you. I remember when I first put on glasses at age 6 and was stunned that I could see each leaf on the tree. My life experience had been to only see them as a green cloudy blur unless I climbed up into it.

It’s nice to be able to share your joy. It reminds us to cherish the small things in life and not take them for granted.

can not wait to read about what you hear next! this is SO COOL!!!

(yesterday afternoon I saw 3 red tail hawks circling our neighborhood — it made me think of you!)

All of the above! Well, maybe not the Morse code.
And I’m thrilled that you have the wonder f all those sounds that we take for granted, if we pay any attention to them at all.

I agree — it’s wonderful to read about what you’ve just heard anew.

Kinda like my insisting to the optometrist that I don’t knit with my arms out there where they think I should be reading and holding some knitting (dark yarn, little needles) where I need to see it so she could adjust the Rx. And now I can really see my knitting. And thread sewing needles. It’s really a miracle to me. And that’s why I love it when you hear something and share that news.

Won’t get tired of it – I’ll smile every time!

Alison, I rejoice every time you write about a new sound. Please don’t stop sharing the marvels!

I am so pleased for you. I told my friend about your experiences with new aids. Still can’t wait to give you a hug, but sadly, no plans to make a trip your way. God Bless You, Dear.