In Jammu, Brett Lee Raises Awareness About Hearing Loss

In Jammu, Brett Lee Brings issues to light About Hearing Misfortune 

The 42-year-old quick bowler, who is presently Cochlear's Worldwide Hearing Minister, was in the city's Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Narayana Superspeciality Healing center (SMVDNSH) to bring issues to light about hearing screening. 

"Today hearing misfortune is a grave general wellbeing concern. Around 34 million youngsters over the globe endure some type of hearing misfortune and India has a major populace of this. I need to help ensure, that any individual who is living in this world can encounter the hints of happiness," Lee said. 

"Guardians and relatives must not disregard the littlest indications of hearing misfortune and should make undesirable move whenever analyzed. In the course of recent years, I have by and by seen how a Cochlear embed takes a man from quietness to sound. It is a groundbreaking minute. 

"In the course of recent years, I have by and by seen how a Cochlear embed takes a man from quietness to sound. It is an extraordinary minute. 

"In under a year, our doctor's facility has effectively performed nine Cochlear embed medical procedures and we are charmed when we see the improvement of our young geniuses. It gives us the inspiration and drive to keep attempting to make our state free of hearing disability. 

"I can't envision cricket without sound - on the field not hearing the interests and the group, off the field not hearing colleagues, or at home not hearing family. I can't envision it," he said. 

"A cochlear embed can change the majority of that. I've witnessed it. The embed takes a man from quietness to sound. It is a magnificent, extraordinary minute.