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Looking for others born with hearing loss
I am looking to connect with others like me who were born with severe to profound hearing loss, wear hearing aids, do not know sign language, and were mainstreamed, but still have a lot of challenges. Are you out there?
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I read that my CI should not go through X-ray machines. I am thinking about the spare one while traveling.
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1 ReactionI know I'm a little late to this thread. I was born with severe to profound hearing loss as well. It's hereditary. I've worn hearing aids all my life. I've graduated from College and have a successful career. It has not been easy and hearing fatigue is real. I've come up with several coping mechanisms along the way. I'm here if you ever want to share experiences.
When I was3 and 7 I had. Brain tumors I am now 62 and am. Deaf because of nerve damage. Thank. You very much for posting millsan 330. I have a big. Problem I. live with my sister and I can not understand her at all it’s very frustrating and you’re right tiring I need a way to. Communicate with her or I can’t live with her. I use a talk to type apt when I am not with her and rare when I am with her. She does not like captain. I also dont read lips because of bad eyes. I was hoping that maybe you would be willing too. Share Some of. Your ideas. I would appreciate the help.
Hi mishmish8 I was not born deaf but I have become deaf. Because of nerve damage Fromm a yong sickness. I do have hearing aids but thhsey do not heal much anymore. If you have some ideas how. To communicate that would be great
Millsan 330 Congradulatins on making it through school. Be proud of your self!