To hear is to connect with our loved ones - Connections makes us happy! I want to help people to make connections by aiding their hearing. What a privilege!
When exposed to loud noise for an extended period of time, our inner ear cells bend and weaken. And once these cells are compromised, they are gone for good.
The good news? Most noise-induced #hearingloss is 100% preventable. https://t.co/3TG96nfBG9
Frequently asking others to speak more slowly, clearly and loudly or needing to turn up the volume is a symptom of hearing loss – linked to a greater risk of dementia, depression and falls.
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Hearing wellness affects overall wellness. Hearing loss is linked to isolation and a greater risk of dementia, depression and falls. To stay vital and engaged, check your hearing wellness every year. Learn more at https://t.co/J1FjsMZ53l. #CheckYourHearing
What sounds did you forget you were missing? Hearing aids may reveal a whole new world of sound you didn't realize you were missing. What was the first thing you or a loved one noticed with your hearing aids? Share in the comments below! #soundsoflife#hearingaids#dogs