Now he can hear the cheers

Article Abstract:

Mazkimpaka seem so inattentive at the Atlanta Olympics that an audiologist, Suzanne Lindey-Henderson, investigated and learned how a brutal attack had made him deaf. Her employer Miracle-Ear paid for a rehabilitating operation which restored 90% of his hearing. Now he prepares for the Sidney Olympics.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Donations, Practice, Olympic athletes, Rwanda, Surgeons, War victims, Ear, Mazimpaka, Gabriel, McElveen, John, Miracle-Ear

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"I'm glad I didn't say no."(actress Jane Trese)

Article Abstract:

Trese, 56, was a rising Broadway star as a young woman but saw her career dwindle away at 40. She finished college and found a day job, but her stage career recently took a turn for the better. She appeared in 'Moon over Buffalo' recently.

Actors, Actresses, Trese, Jane

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