For some reason I can't embed it 
Even I had tears when I first saw it tonight
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It was incredible wasn't it Pam?
Maybe this link will work. 
It's brilliant, but it's a shame she's going blind with her condition 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
For some reason I can't embed it
Even I had tears when I first saw it tonight
Originally Posted by Sprout:
It's brilliant, but it's a shame she's going blind with her condition
Its an amazing clip. Poor lady, now she has that ahead of her
Thanks Erin, it wouldn't work for me 
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
It's brilliant, but it's a shame she's going blind with her condition
Its an amazing clip. Poor lady, now she has that ahead of her
She's been told to get out as much as she can and 'save' the sounds
I had seen it yesterday, but its been on the news all day...amazing for her 
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
I had seen it yesterday, but its been on the news all day...amazing for her
Yes, it's wonderful. Like I say...........even I had tears 
Originally Posted by Sprout:
Originally Posted by Roger the Alien:
Originally Posted by Sprout:
It's brilliant, but it's a shame she's going blind with her condition
Its an amazing clip. Poor lady, now she has that ahead of her
She's been told to get out as much as she can and 'save' the sounds
Very moving story.
Absolutely wonderful.
I'll bet it's frightening at the same time though. Imagine living in silence for all of your life and then being bombarded by all the noises around you. When my eardrum burst a few years ago and I was virtually deaf (I only have about 30% in the other ear) - it was such an odd and horrible experience not being able to hear for about a month.