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Neuropathy | Last Active: Feb 10, 2023 | Replies (15)

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My husband is very hard of hearing, has hearing aids but still has much difficulty and gets frustrated. We’ve developed a limited sign language, done with pointing, finger motions, facial expressions, lots of smiles and the “I love you” sign. For talking, I have the house phone speaker function turned on and I call him from my cell phone. Feels silly to be in the Lazy-Boy and he’s 6 feet away at the computer desk, but it really works for verbal communication. Maybe amplification on both sides would help with the dystonia.

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Maybe I missed something, what amplification are you speaking of?

It would be so nice if cell phones could act like pagers, so if out of hearing range you can talk and hear it better instead of having to walk to each other to talk (you’d have to be able to turn if off when in church, appts etc). A neighbor just told me they use Alexa somehow to help them communicate. I’m looking into seeing if I can find some type of inexpensive paging type system in our home to help us since he has hearing issue and me mobility.