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Learn from others with hearing loss

If you think you have hearing loss, you are not alone. Over 5% of the world's population has disabling hearing loss. Learning from their stories might help you on your journey to better hearing.

Study shows: hearing aids may improve life quality

Hearing loss affects your life in different ways. As it often develops gradually over time, it is hard to know when it's time to seek treatment for hearing loss.

People wait an average of seven years before seeking help. Once they are treated and experience the positive impact hearing aids have on their life, they often regret waiting so long.

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Bob

"When I play softball, it's not only about winning, it's also about communicating with my teammates.

The social aspects. And not missing out on anything in my life"

 

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5 steps to improving your hearing

1. Learn how to recognize the signs of hearing loss
Signs of hearing loss
2. Schedule your FREE hearing test in a clinic near you
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3. Select a pair of hearing aids and receive a risk-free trial
Free, 30-day trial
4. Government funding and support programs
Financial assistance
5. Enjoy your hearing solution and receive on-going aftercare
Aftercare service

Carmen

"My health is the most precious thing I have. I see my ability to hear as part of being healthy – and leading an active lifestyle.

I simply do not want to settle. This is the life I want to live."

 

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How to know when it's time to seek help

The signs of hearing loss can be vague and gradual, but they can sometimes be obvious and sudden.

If you recognize one or more of the signs below, then it might be time for you to seek treatment.

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Difficulty following conversations
Difficulty following group conversations (especially when background noise is present)
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Phone conversations are unclear
You have trouble following phone conversations in both quiet and noisy places
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People seem to be mumbling too often
Sounds seem unclear, or people sound like they are mumbling when talking
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Difficulty locating sounds
You have difficulty locating where sounds are coming from
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Signs of tinnitus
You experience ringing or buzzing sounds in your ears
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Turning up the TV too loud
Your friends and family say you turn the television up too loud

Louise

“I asked myself: why compromise if I can do something about it?

And this is why I contacted a professional. I wanted to get back at performing 100%. I wanted life to be as it used to be. I wanted to change my life.”

 

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