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Man on ski holiday descends mountain and suddenly regains hearing
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The Sun reports this morning the remarkable case of Derek Glover, who instantaneously regained full hearing after 15 years of virtual deafness ... while descending a mountain on a ski holiday in the Italian Dolomites.
72-year-old Derek, of Bourne, Lincolnshire, was with his daughter Dawn when he heard a "loud pop" and could suddenly hear her voice clearly. He'd originally lost his hearing while in the Army ... but also gained skiing skills by being in the Army!
Interviewed on BBC Radio 4's Today programme this morning, it appeared that Derek was actually in a ski lift at the time his hearing popped back to normality, but maybe this extraordinary event could be put down to a 'side-effect' of skiing.
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[Edit: The Telegraph has the story too:
click here.
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