The surprise on 3-year-old Grayson Clamp's face in the video is priceless. His mouth opens wide as he points to the person in front of him speaking.
It was the first time Grayson had heard sound. He was born without a cochlear nerve, which connects the brain stem to audio waves in the outside world. His parents had him fitted for a cochlear implant at a young age, but the device didn't help.
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to be ab;e to have a kid is one thing. but see his face and his first words make want to cry.a toddler to love comfort is nothing but a dream come true no matter sick or better health at least he able to communicate with the family and the world because the doc help him and you as parent believe the best for you child best of wishes your little angle take care little one
amazing, just amazing
Thank you science and all that you do for humanity.
Thank Science!