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So, I have irreversible nerve damage and work in a factory like environment 40-50 hours per week. I love that I can turn off my hearing aids and not hear the constant roar and sudden loud noises that happen. It’s funny, people have to actually scream to talk and be very close (with masks, of course) so when they need to communicate with me I can still make out what they are saying. Streaming calming music and meditations in my Bluetooth aids has beesuch a blessing as well while working 10-12 hr days!
Thanks Levine Team for ALL YOU DO to keep me being able to stay social and keep a job because I can HEAR!!!
Oh, I’m so happy to read this, Michelle. It is an unspoken benefit that you can actually turn your ears “off” when needed and take a break from hearing. I love that you are using the streaming feature as well. Thank you for sharing!
Blog is always interesting and I shared the article on tintinitis with my 80 year old Mom and she’s just now starting to experience it. Wish she didn’t live in Florida or I’d get her in your office!