Profoundly deaf, Maggie was born without cochleas which meant she couldn't benefit from the traditional cochlear implants which have made a difference in the lives of so many aurally-impaired people.
Instead, after waiting 11 years, Maggie received a brain-stem implant which bypasses the ear and sends sound information directly to the brain.
Discussing the development of the procedure, Maggie's mum revealed: "There was a lot of research that needed to be done. The fears at the time were facial paralysis, brain damage and spinal cord paralysis."
Thankfully Maggie's surgery was a complete success, so why not check out the wonderful moment Maggie hears her dad's voice for the first time in 14 years?
