Alright, I tried to do my Comparison Analysis.  Forget it.  These Books on Tape (Actually on CD) are so difficult to understand, I wish I can find some without the music background.  My honey could understand a bit of it but he mentioned that the background music was just too much. I'll keep on looking for more books on tape and then try them out at the library and see if I can understand anything.  I just need a CLEAN audio. No crappy music on it!  Wish me luck you all.

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Yea, I decided to do a before and after comparison analysis.  I want to see how much I can understand and full hear with my hearing aids with worsening hearing and how much I can hear after my Cochlear Implant Surgery.

I may be ahead of myself here, but I am so curious.  I really want to document the good and the bad things I can or cannot hear.

From Michael Chorost's video, he mentioned that he learned how to hear all over again by reading and listening to Winnie the Pooh - Books on Tape/CD.  This inspired me to start my comparison.

Last week on Saturday, I went to Daedalus Book Warehouse Outlet in Columbia and started my search for children's books on tape.  My friend offered to take me there since she spoke very highly about it.  I went there....Nada, Nothing!

I decided to go to the library and get a few movie soundtracks, like Aladdin and Annie.  And I was curious if my local library had children's books on tape.

This woman took me back to the kiddie section and viola!  I have never seen SO MANY children's books on tape in my life!  I was in heaven!  I pulled a few out, like the Berenstain Bears, a book that I loved as a kid, read majority of their collection.

I am hoping over the weekend, I will try one of the books on tape and write an analysis.  Keep an eye out!

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