Do your hearing aids help with your tinnitus? I am lucky to say that mine do. I know this is not the case for everyone. But I hadn’t realized how important this was to me until recently, when I had to go two days without my left hearing aid. The dizziness and lopsided feeling were Continue reading
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Living With Hearing Loss Turns 1!
How time flies when you are living with hearing loss — and writing about it. Last week marked the one year anniversary for Living With Hearing Loss. It has been an incredible year of sharing my experiences with you. Thank you to all of my readers for your support, likes, comments and just for reading. Continue reading
Why I Walk4Hearing
My family and I will be participating in Walk4Hearing for the first time this year as part of the Hearing Health Foundation (HHF) Alliance team. The Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) Walk4Hearing increases awareness about hearing loss, helps to eradicate the stigma associated with it and raises funds to provide information and support for Continue reading
Why We Should Teach Hearing Health In Elementary Schools
A few years ago I visited my son’s 1st grade classroom as part of Family Time. This was a monthly event where different children’s parents would visit the classroom to share something special about their family. Many parents chose to share a special holiday celebration, or something about their country of origin. But I decided to Continue reading
How Many Gate Changes Does It Take to Trip Up A Traveler With Hearing Loss?
You know the jokes about how many (fill in the blank)s does it take to change a lightbulb? Well I have a new one: How many gate changes does it take to trip up an air traveler with hearing loss? So far the answer is unknown, because I personally survived six gate changes on a Continue reading
