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Vertigo
Are Cochlear Implants for adults?
Stages of Loss and Grief
Understanding Hyperacusis
Learning language
Hyperacusis
Learning to be hear bilaterally
How should we listen?
Frustrations of deafness
The benefits of music on our hearing
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Vertigo
Vertigo is debilitating while having an attack. It is not Meniere’s disease, which has some similar symptoms. Vertigo is not dangerous and usually goes away with rest.
Are Cochlear Implants for adults?
Cochlear implants have proven to work well in adults. If you are struggling with a hearing aid, then it may be time to look into getting better sound.
Stages of Loss and Grief
Shona Fennell shares her experience with going deaf and how people go through stages of loss and grief
Understanding Hyperacusis
Hyperacusis is a hearing disability, a reduced tolerance to noise, which means that many everyday sounds are painful.
Learning language
Languages are complex and I think it is amazing we learn it with such apparent ease as children. It is so much harder for a deaf child.
Hyperacusis
Most of us have heard of tinnitus...but do you know what Hyperacusis is? Often these two things are suffered together and those with Cochlear Implants often report Hyperacusis
Learning to be hear bilaterally
How do we go about learning to hear with a second implant? How do you proceed to get the best of your hearing?
How should we listen?
Hearing devices can be tailored to our individual needs but to take advantage of this we must be engaged with how we hear, what we hear and what we need changed or tweaked to allow us to get the most benefit from these.
Frustrations of deafness
We look the same as everyone else. Mostly we act the same as everyone else and because our ‘disability’ is hidden people expect us to react just the same as they do.
The benefits of music on our hearing
The benefits of music are far greater than the simple enjoyment of a beautiful sound. Music stimulates our brains in many ways – even if we can’t hear it the way we would like.
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