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In "Our decision on a cochlear implant" Edward Peters explains why he and his wife, Angela, decided not to subject their daughter Margaret to a cochlear implant. Peters decision to not seek the cochlear implant for his daughter is based on several important conclusions. ... These opportunities for human growth far outweigh the benefits of the cochlear implant. ... Peters seems to be implicitly asking the question "To what degree would the introduction of a cochlear implant affect or interfere with his daughters cultural identity? ... After speaking with people with cochlear implants, Peters is not convinced that the surgery will be beneficial for his daughter, especially since he could not understand the speech of those with the cochlear implants.
Approximate Word count = 458
Approximate Pages = 1.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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