Deaf Twin Babies Hear Parents’ Voices Well for the First Time
SEAL BEACH, Calif. — A set of identical twins from Santa Ana born with serious hearing loss was given the chance to listen to their parents’ voices for the first time on Wednesday.
Eyewitness News captured the moments as audiologists fitted 6-month-old Kayla and Kiara Hernandez with brand new hearing aids.
“They will be able to hear all those sounds… so many blessings and beautiful things this world has to offer to them,” mother Gemila Hernandez said.
The life-changing day came after a challenging journey.
“It was so hard for us, because I questioned, ‘Have they ever heard me say that I love them?” the mother worried.
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