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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Florida
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Hearing aids I wear, makes things louder and clearer. I wear them on a daily basis. I do take breaks from them in the evening, since it can become overstimulating.
Guess it varies, depending on the individual. |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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same here with my old Oticon Gaias LOL but now my Safaris makes everything so clear!
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18 yr old girl with a moderate loss in the right and moderate/profound on the left. currently wearing purple Oticon Safari P 600s |
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and now for something completely different ....
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I have discovered that the word "diet" begins with d i e. |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: ny
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To dreamer90
I hate my hearing aids i hate when people look at them and i hate the way they sound ,but i need them ..its a love hate relationship...we need them for sound Sound Awareness....some of us need them but hate them..i have kids so i need to know .. whats going on around me ,and live in the city... |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Southern California
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It depends on this. The kind of hearing aid you are using. Analog? Digital? The programming you have. The amount of time you have spent tweaking it. It is time consuming to get the right fitting, but well worth it in the long run. I had maybe, 20 or so more programmings until I reached the right golden spot.
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Scotland
Posts: 339
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I got fed up with everything for a while cos everyone seemed to have nice hearing aids that did all sorts of things and mine... well, could have thrown them on the ground and rolled my wheelchair over them repeatedly until they were ground to dust. The old audi had this weird idea of averaging the loss across all frequencies to decide how powerful an aid is required, which left me ludicrously underpowered and her claim was the problem was caused by me wanting an OVER powerful hearing aid! Since i have a 70dB gap between my best and worst frequencies I have no idea what she was playing at taking an average. ![]() I got changed to a Nathos SP now, which is a Naida V SP rebranded for the UK health service and fiddled with internally so it's not compatible with private iPFG programming. I have good thresholds in high frequencies but because of distortion and recruitment I have no usable hearing. If I can hear it it hurts me and all noises above 2kHz sound identical anyway. I got set up with enough power and the Soundrecover on so I can hear high frequencies without feeling like I just got shot in the auditory nerve. It almost actually means something! |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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candybrowneyes - I've been trying to reach you! I've spent a couple hours trying to get in this forum and loading AIM to see if I could reach you. I saw a very old post you had about some HP-53P hearing aids you had. Do you still have them? Please email me at sup3rrm0m@yahoo.com.
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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Join Date: Mar 2012
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Thanks Green - I don't have the option to send a private message to her. In looking at the FAQs - either she has disabled it or the administrator has disabled me from using it. Do you know how I can reach the administrator to check it out on my end?
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Join Date: Feb 2012
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To Vorsa !!!!!
Hi Vorsa, I would like to tell you that there also hidden hearing aids available in the market now, as the name suggests hidden, i.e., they are very small in size and are not visible to others, and are as efficient as simpler ones. So now you can opt for those hidden hearing aids if you feel bad someone watching at you with a strange look at your hearing aids. |
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Posts: 39
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I'm not 100% sure what you're trying to say here, but I've had bad experiences with audiologists. The ones I have dealt with are more concerned with selling their products than actually helping me. They act more like used car salesmen than doctors.
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Join Date: Jun 2010
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DeafCaroline can help you here, been in the same spot til she found one that she liked!
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18 yr old girl with a moderate loss in the right and moderate/profound on the left. currently wearing purple Oticon Safari P 600s |
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Eastern WA/ Alaska
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I like my hearing aids. I have purchased all but one set from Costco and have always been satisfied, at least I can hear most of what people are saying to me. I can't afford to go beyond what my insurance allowance is or I'd try the 3K version of what I have now. I just purchased Bernafon Chronos 7 with the Bluetooth Sound Gate 1.4 device. Only had then since this Thursday and so far very impressed. As far as folks looking at them, I don't care and if someone were to decide to be rude well lets just say at 61 I've been in the dirt with people before. I will not tolerate rudeness to myself, friends, or my dogs...
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