It Will Change Your Life - Wallace, Julieann
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Emotional. Informative. Inspiring. Julieann Wallace has shared her cochlear implant story after many requests for her to write her journey as a book. She has become an influencer in Meniere's groups with her triumph over Meniere's disease, and now her cochlear implant success. 'I'm filled with so much doubt. I am choosing to get a cochlear implant. Am I allowed to choose? Or should I just accept my fate that I will remain without hearing for the length of my days, auditory colour disappearing from my life. People keep telling me that a cochlear implant will change my life. Could it be true?'…mehr

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Emotional. Informative. Inspiring. Julieann Wallace has shared her cochlear implant story after many requests for her to write her journey as a book. She has become an influencer in Meniere's groups with her triumph over Meniere's disease, and now her cochlear implant success. 'I'm filled with so much doubt. I am choosing to get a cochlear implant. Am I allowed to choose? Or should I just accept my fate that I will remain without hearing for the length of my days, auditory colour disappearing from my life. People keep telling me that a cochlear implant will change my life. Could it be true?' This is Julieann's journey to hearing again with a cochlear implant. Her heart story. Her fears. Her anxieties. Her questioning. Her appointments. Her reactions. Her debilitating Meniere's Disease. Her success. Her hearing addiction.
Autorenporträt
Julieann Wallace is an author of books for adults, young adults, and children's books. Her best-selling new adult novel, The Colour of Broken (Amelia Grace) was longlisted twice to be made into a movie. Julieann is also an artist and secondary arts teacher, empowering students to be change-makers, to create a better world for themselves and for future generations. When she's not writing or teaching, Julieann tries not to scare her cat, Claude Monet, with her terrible cello playing.