Although most people with hearing loss have similar hearing in both ears (bilateral), there are people who have asymmetrical hearing, or one ear is significantly worse than the other. There is also a smaller percentage of people who may hear normally or near normal in...
If you have been diagnosed with hearing loss, you are not alone! Over 50 million Americans are dealing with some form of a hearing loss. This is a very common problem that tends to sneak up on people, as it usually comes on gradually and without pain. Hearing loss can...
Hearing loss can be tough on everyone, not just the person experiencing the hearing loss. It is second nature to help out and do what you can to ease the pain and frustration of your loved one who is struggling. While this may seem good in nature, it can cause more...
The laughter of children playing, the wind whistling through the Georgia pines, and bird songs are just a few of the sounds that enrich your quality of life. Besides missing these sounds, untreated hearing loss contributes to cognitive decline, depression, anxiety,...
You know when paint is wet and when it is dry, but you can’t see drying taking place. Hearing loss is similar. Those affected usually don’t notice it until communication becomes a significant struggle. However, family, friends, and co-workers often recognize the...
You’ve heard it all before or have you? Is your family complaining about your hearing? Do they tell you they have to repeat themselves several times before you answer? Is your spouse complaining that you’re not paying attention? You think, “They’re just mumbling!” or...
