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I love your comparisons to so many other things people get that they have no qualms about
Tried aids years ago when they only magnified the sound! Now later Realized I was reading lips when the message disappeared when the hand was put in front the speakers mouth! I bought two aids on a good payment plan and it has really improved my life! Make no mistake aids don’t return you to hearing perfection but they sure make life better!
Thank you for the comment, Jack 🙂 One of key things I stress with my patients is exactly what you just described…We are going to improve their hearing and understanding but we are probably not going to hit perfection. So glad that you are really hearing the benefits with your new aids!
Great article! Some great points here. I for one WILL NOT wait. As soon as I need them ill have them. I’ve been wearing glasses since I was 10. I’m not ashamed of needing a little help and I’m so thankful for my glasses. Talk about improving my quality of living!
Thanks for the comment, Ray 🙂 The perception of hearing aids is that they have to be big and visible, and while that was true 15 years ago, so many more people can be helped with virtually invisible aids. I believe that hearing aids will lose the stigma eventually and the more we talk about it, the closer that day comes!