(208) 746-7022 “ I became tired of saying, "What? What? What?" So, I made an appointment at Simon Audiology & Tinnitus.
Dr. Simon checked my hearing and identified my hearing loss. We discussed my lifestyle and my needs. Together, we selected hearing aids that we felt would do the best job for me. When the hearing aids arrived, I found them to be very comfortable and I didn't have any "break-in" period, getting used to them. After I had used them a short time, Dr. Simon put some programs on my phone which allows me to easily switch programs to match the environment I find myself. I am very pleased with my hearing aids and the continued service I am receiving. Thank you Dr. Simon and Jeff for your good knowledgeable service!
Oh, I am not saying and hearing myself saying "What? What?" anymore. ” - Lorraine H. - Lewiston
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Blog posts tagged with "relationships."
Can hearing aids make a noticeable change in demeanor?
If hearing aids are right for a person's hearing loss, and the programming is on-target, they really can noticeably change demeanor.
Hearing care and marital harmony: Fondness and Admiration
Happy marriages practice fondness and admiration. Fondness and admiration are an antidote to times of frustration and hurt feelings. Hearing plays a role. Hearing is the sense most vital for relationships. A ‘heard’ wife is a much happier wife.
Hearing care and marital harmony: Small Conversations
Why would hearing aid wearers see happier marriages? Happy marriages are built on ‘small conversations.' Small conversations are the moments of playfulness and quiet words of encouragement. This is how couples develop trust and rapport. These brief moments of kindness and affection help give us a sense of perspective. That perspective helps us repair the hurt feelings in difficult times.
Why is it socially acceptable to shame people about their hearing loss? Part 2
I’m hearing more stories of shaming those with hearing loss. Untreated hearing loss is difficult to live with. When you have normal hearing, it can be hard to relate with the struggle of not being able to hear. Most of us have a hard-of-hearing loved one. Most of us have, on some level, experienced the frustration of not being heard by them. I assert that’s the reason why it is still socially acceptable to shame those with hearing loss. Not being heard is a pain that we can all relate to.
Why is it socially acceptable to shame people about their hearing loss? Part 1
Lately, I have heard more stories about shaming those with hearing loss. It still seems acceptable to express frustration through shaming when someone does not hear us. A community is made of all different kinds of people. Each one with struggles that others cannot see.
Hearing loss is a natural part of aging, isn't it?
Asking at what age hearing is no longer vital is like asking at what age companionship is no longer necessary. Hearing is the sense that most contributes to our ability to engage with others.
Do you love hearing aids or hate them? One key difference
You will be successful if you work with an audiologist who can guide you through choosing, learning to use, and maintaining your hearing aids. Studies show the importance of guidance from an audiologist. These findings are consistent no matter how basic or sophisticated the level of technology.
Why get hearing aids now: Recognizing speech
Research has demonstrated a relationship between delayed treatment for hearing loss and deterioration in the ability to understand speech.
How to find the right hearing aid . . . for you
Consider hearing aids as treatment for a serious, significant medical condition, not as an appliance purchase. Measure your satisfaction of hearing aids as how well it contributes to the quality of your communication and relationships.
When your loved one won't get a hearing test
What will get your loved one, who has hearing loss, to get a hearing test?
Keywords: hearing loss, relationships
Question: What effect does my hearing loss have on my overall health?
Hearing is the sense that has the most influence on your relationships. Hearing loss is associated with other serious health conditions.
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