First of all just let me note how entirely, absolutely, impossible it is to take a selfie of the back of your ear, yet here they are. I know I am indeed extremely fortunate that I can hide these scares with my hair however, the cause for the need to create these scares and the result can not be covered. For those of you who have listened to Jennis radio interview, she mentioned original speculations that her symptoms might have been due to mastoiditis. Since childhood I have suffered from recurring ear infections which lead to both mastoiditis as well as the formation of cholesteatoma. The bi-lateral incisions were left by multiple surgical procedures to remove the choleteatoma cyst (which again, much to my fortune, have always been benign) and drain excessive fluid. Each time the ear canal was accessed however, the internal structure of the inner ear responsible for hearing was compromised. While I can hide my facial deformities, it is becoming more and more increasingly difficult to hide my hearing loss. My deafness definitely changes the way people C Me.
Posted on: Sun, 06 Apr 2014 03:28:16 +0000
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