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The decisive factor is: What do I want to do with my #cochlearimplant (CI)? "It was clear to me from the beginning: I need a solution that fits my life – and not just looks good. I ride motorcycles, go skiing, windsurfing – it was important to me that my CI was also technically up to par. I took a long time, informed myself intensively and kept asking myself the question: What do I actually want to achieve with the CI? Looking back, I'm glad I chose Advanced Bionics – especially because of the flexible technology and the possibilities in everyday life," says Andreas. Andreas, 59 years old, lives an active life - whether motorcycling, on the ski slopes or windsurfing. It was clear to him that a CI had to be able to go through all this. Standard solutions in which the focus is on appearance were out of the question for him. He was looking for a technology that would adapt to his life – not the other way around. Advanced Bionics convinced him above all with: ✅ The off-ear solution with clip and long cable - ideal for helmets when motorcycling or skiing ✅ The AquaCase for safe use in water sports ✅ The technical orientation towards the future – among other things through Marvel CI technology ✅ Accessories for various everyday situations ✅ Personal exchange with an experienced AB mentor Today, many things are easier for Andreas: he takes an active part in life again, has relaxed conversations – even in noisy environments – and can enjoy his hobbies with the necessary listening comfort. What used to be associated with insecurity and hearing stress has now become a matter of course again: understanding, exchanging ideas, belonging. "Because in the end, it's not just that you hear that counts - but how well hearing fits your own life." #ABCochlearImplants #CochlearImplants #AccessibilityMatters #LifewithABCIs Note: The views expressed in this post are those of the author. Each person's situation is unique so your experience may not be the same. Talk to your hearing care provider about whether a cochlear implant is right for you.