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I’m deaf in one ear and have been my whole life. I can feel sound waves like anyone would in a car with loud bass. But no sound per se. You know how everybody is a bit shocked when they hear themselves recorded? I have no way to prove it, but I suspect the Premium the Yellow King True Detective shirt Additionally,I will love this difference is even greater for me. The biggest issue is that we determine direction of sound bc of both ears on either side. Placing sound direction is very difficult. However, To the OP question, When I take my cochlear implant processors off. As long as my tinnitus decides to be quiet. Yes it is complete and total silence. You do not hear “Their blood rushing in their ears” The brains natural instinct is to listen and hear sound, this is why you get tinnutus, if there is no sound the brain tries to fill in the gaps. BUT. An interesting twist on this. I am profoundly deaf in both ears, BUT I only have had sound in my left ear for 14 months, in the Right i did have a hearing aid. My tinnitus is only in the RIght side where i wore a HA. So I`d say someone born completely and totally without sound in both ears and unable to use aids and pre implanted. Yes they would not hear a sound. I have a hearing aid, and with it, I can mostly hear just fine, but without it, I barely cannot hear anything, like for example typing this message and I can’t hear the keyboard which normally is pretty loud. And honestly, when not using the hearing aid, all I hear is tinnitus lol. Another thing is auditory hallucinations. When I am longer periods of time without my hearing aid and not listening to music using bone conduction headphones, I think my brain just starts making up stuff that I am “supposed to hear” like the phone is ringing, when it is not, door opening, etc, but that doesn’t happen when I am using the hearing aid.

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I’m totally deaf in both ears but have cochlear implants that let me hear to a degree. When not wearing them, I experience a sort of simulation that my brain actively makes to compensate for the Premium the Yellow King True Detective shirt Additionally,I will love this lack of auditory input. When I see something, say, a clap, mouth talking, or car moving, my mind will imagine rough approximations of it automatically. So just think of a sound, and imagine not having to consciously think about it for it to be there. It could be a form of synesthesia where my visual and auditory senses are both intertwined to a great degree. I can hear the blood rushing in my ears when my head is on the pillow sometimes. I have a severe to profound hearing loss since birth- I’m 41 now. I wore hearing aids from 3-32, got a cochlear implant at 32. With hearing aids and my implant I do hear a lot of things but when it comes to understanding people- no. It’s like I’m in a foreign country where everyone is speaking a language I’ll never be able to learn to receive auditory-ly. I can speak the language but when others speak it (especially when it’s more than one person im speaking with) I can’t understand it. It’s like Charlie brown’s teacher. Without my hearing aids or implant- I can’t hear people talking (nor understand duh) I can’t hear high things like birds or smoke alarms going off. But I can hear a garbage truck rumbling by a mile away.

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