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A four-month-old beamed as her new hearing aids let her hear her mom’s voice clearly for the very first time. Youngster Tanaya, from Phoenix, Arizona, was diagnosed with hearing loss shortly after birth, having failed multiple tests at hospital and being referred for further testing. During that testing, Tanaya's parents were informed she had permanent inner ear hearing loss and would need hearing aids. Tanaya was no stranger to the devices, as her father, DeMarcus Green, is also hearing impaired and wears hearing aids in day-to-day life. On January 5, when Tanaya visited Phoenix Children’s Hospital's audiology office, in Gilbert, Arizona, she and her mom, Tameika Plumstead, 36, were told that it was the day she would be receiving her hearing aids – something Tameika had not been expecting because of insurance queries. As DeMarcus wasn't able to make the appointment, Tameika recorded as Tanaya's hearing aids were being fitted, capturing her daughter's smile as the devices allowed her to hear her mom's voice clearly for the first time.
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00:00Her silent world just burst into life.
00:07Tenaya was born with permanent hearing loss, a condition her father, Demarcus, also lives with.
00:12During a routine checkup, staff revealed her hearing aids were finally ready.
00:17With Dad away, Mom hit record the exact moment Tenaya's world was filled with sound for the
00:22first time.
00:23Mama, do you hear yourself? Do you hear Dad?
00:30Do you hear that?
00:32What happened?
00:39Oh my goodness.
00:40Does that sound better?
00:42Is that better?
00:45Is that better?
00:48Is that so better?
00:50You are hearing.
00:51Yeah.
00:54Oh my goodness.
00:56Is that better?
00:58Is that better?
01:02Oh my goodness.
01:04That was great.
01:05Yeah.
01:06Mom Tamika told us seeing Tenaya finally hear her voice was simply beautiful.
01:11I'mать posenta jeffさん.
01:11Yeah.
01:12I'm.
01:12I'm.
01:12I'm.
01:12I'm.
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