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Originally Posted by JennyB
Yeah my audie does the same thing. She has only been working for a year or so though. She is very younge, fresh out of school. She just wants to make this process go a bit faster for my sake I think. If having a rep there will make future progamming, and the initial programming a little easier for her I am all for the idea. She is an AMAZING audiologist, I know I say this a lot, but she doesn't have the experience that some might. She is willing to learn, and work with me though so even though it might take longer with her I would trade her for a different audie any day!
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I am sure that your audiologist knows you are excited about the whole thing and these very high power aids usually only involved about less than 10% of all the aids sold by audiologists so it is hard to gain experience in a reasonable amount of time with this class of aids. So it is good that she ask a company rep to come and that will increase your chance to get a good fitting. I am very curious about the Wind Block feature on these aids and how well they block the wind without effecting anything else. I have heard both plus and minus on these aids but that should not stop you from seeking the "holy Grail" of hearing aids.