Hearing Health Blog

The warmth and merriment of festive family gatherings is what the holidays are all about. As your grandkids sing and play, you reunite with siblings, cousins, and kids, forging cherished memories. But if you’re coping with hearing loss, these precious moments can sometimes seem out of reach. Are you ready to take the steps to […]

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Family Thanksgiving gatherings are a time of storytelling, laughter, and, of course, giving thanks. It also offers a perfect caring environment to address essential health concerns, and this includes hearing loss. With family members gathered around, this holiday can be a perfect moment to initiate a conversation about hearing difficulties and encourage seeking solutions. Getting […]

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There are lots of possible causes of exhaustion, everything from being unable to sleep at night to respiratory issues like sleep apnea. But many people are surprised to learn that persistent tiredness and exhaustion can also be a result of something relatively common: hearing loss. That’s at least partially due to the fact that hearing […]

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For many people, the thought of hearing loss triggers worry and fear. Facing the idea of not hearing the world around us can be intimidating, and for some, fear of hearing loss can prevent them from seeking essential help. However, fear doesn’t have to be a barrier. Recognizing how fear contributes to hearing loss and […]

Read More… from The Impact of Stress on Hearing Loss and How to Manage It

Usually, the first stages of hearing loss advance slowly. You may find yourself asking your kids to repeat something, disregarding it as mumbling or background noise. But as you reflect on this moment, a question arises: Am I losing my hearing? It will be easier to identify whether your own hearing is changing by understanding […]

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