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Hearing Loss CPR

First Aid for Hearing Loss

The biggest challenge in my life was not the inability to hear well. It was the unwillingness to recognize the severity of the loss and, therefore, not seek the type of information that is in this book.

This is by far the best information for a generation of Boomers who have no clue about hearing loss. My guy suffers from extreme hearing loss due to Chicken Pox as an adult. This book is helping him and also myself in understanding, accepting and living with hearing loss. The resources available in this book are outstanding.

Jean White

Questions about Hearing Loss 5-7

by webmaster | Jun 28, 2021 | Communication and Connection, CPR, Devices and Technology, Living with Hearing Loss

More questions about hearing loss I recently gave a 20-minute keynote about hearing loss. The reviews and responses were overwhelmingly positive.The title of the talk is “WHAT? 10 Questions Most Often asked about Hearing Loss” The talk is based on my experience as a...

Questions about Hearing Loss 1-4

by webmaster | Jun 5, 2021 | Cochlear Implant, Communication and Connection, CPR, Devices and Technology, Hearing Aids

I recently gave a 20-minute keynote about hearing loss. The reviews and responses were overwhelmingly positive.The title of the talk is “WHAT? 10 Questions Most Often asked about Hearing Loss” The talk is based on my experience as a person with hearing loss and a...

Hearing Loss and Cancer

by webmaster | Mar 31, 2021 | Communication and Connection, CPR, Devices and Technology, Living with Hearing Loss

I had no idea chemotherapy drugs can cause hearing loss until my audiologist contacted me with information that I might qualify for Cochlear Implants. That was January 2015, and I told her I had just started chemotherapy for breast cancer with no knowledge of hearing...

Customer Service Calls and Hearing Loss

by webmaster | Dec 31, 2019 | Communication and Connection

Customer service calls and hearing loss are often challenging. This customer service call incident I experienced is the reason why I avoid phone calls and relish those chat features! The problem I tried to access my Kaiser account to refill a...

Pictures help us Hear

by webmaster | Apr 6, 2019 | Communication and Connection, CPR

A picture is worth a thousand words, especially for those of us who are hard-of-hearing A 90-minute keynote I didn't want to be rude, but a relatively well-known person was delivering a 90-minute keynote with no visuals other than himself. I left after 45 minutes....

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Sounds I do not hear without hearing devices.

by webmaster | May 27, 2019 | Hearing Aids, Living with Hearing Loss

Here is a partial list of sounds I do not hear without hearing devices. Chances are the person you know with a hearing loss cannot hear these either. Birds – the everyday birds that grace our trees. If you put on a recording of a bird aviary, it is a recording of...

Hearing Aids and Water Don’t Mix

by webmaster | Feb 24, 2018 | Hearing Aids

In the beginning, it may not seem possible, but there will come a day when your hearing aids will feel comfortable. So comfortable, in fact, you may forget to take them off when you hop in the shower, bath, pool or hot tub. It has happened to me. More than once. ...

Beware of the Dangerous Decibels

by webmaster | Dec 31, 2017 | Our Ears

Can New Years football damage your hearing? Possibly. Beware of the dangerous decibels! Hear the World Foundation, a hearing loss awareness initiative by manufacturer Sonova, used a digital sound level meter to determine noise level in the fan zone within the Vila...

Your Pet and Your Hearing Aid

by webmaster | Oct 7, 2017 | Hearing Aids, Show On Page

We love our pets. As such, we want to protect them from harm as we would protect any family member. We want to protect our hearing aid from our pet perceiving it as a toy or worse, a snack.

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7 Tips from Hearing Loss CPR – Keep the Connection Alive

This is a short book with seven chapters copied from the large edition. This smaller book focuses primarily on communicating with or as a person who is hard of hearing.