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Most of the time, if you wear them daily, (soft) ear moulds last about a year ....

I've had my Sonic Alert, Sonic Boom alarm clock for 20 years. Works great.

What exactly is a "Band Blast" ?

Why don't you send them a registered letter, requiring a written respond by registered mail regarding getting you an interpreter. Then you don't have to do all this fussing because you'll have written proof.

Another option is getting a softband trial of a BAHA.

Sonic Alert. I've been using their products for 25 years now and I've only had to replace one thing in all that time.

I want someone to have the guts to be honest and just say: "I want someone to do my homework for me" N.B. Students if you want help with your homework - take a video of the work you've already DONE on the project and then ask if we can offer suggestions. If we see you've put in a lot of...

Homework help, eh? ('Tis that time of year)

Honestly for a ASL (or any Sign Language) audience ... something that was a "Hand Shape" type game (123/abc stories, or seeing how many signs one could come up with from a single handshape etc) would be far more fun and educational. Miming stuff ... "meh", for us that isn't really a "game"...

Would you be able to share what your goals are for the game? You'd likely get much more helpful answers if we knew why you were creating the game.

Not everyone (even in the Deaf Community) has a Name Sign. Cliff is short, and flows so well, it doesn't really need a Name Sign at all, even if you were involved heavily in the Community. (P.S. If you aren't actively involved with the Deaf/Signing Community there is absolutely no point in...

It wouldn't be so bad if that actually was a name sign... it's just a mushing of various shapes and movements together!!

A) Yes. B) That you don't understand at all how Name Signs work. (P.S. I do realise that this post is from a while back)

Having elected to go with an less expensive and less featured hearing aid myself, I can tell you that I really really regret not having spent the extra money for the better noise cancelling, additional programs and ability to control variables. While it's true that they won't be able to give a...

He has SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy)

Feel free to P.M. me here if you want to chat :) They may find it very helpful in some settings, and a hindrance in others - don't be discouraged by that (I only wear mine when it helps). BiCROS and CROS aids tend to do much better, especially in noise, if they can use them (I can't, it does...

I will say if you asked my parent, family, teachers etc when I was younger - they would have said "I was doing really awesome without it" too ... the problem was that it's a HUGE amount of work to hear, and I was "faking" a lot - meaning filling in a lot of pieces that I didn't hear, but...

Actually, a HA (CROS or BiCROS) is important in many cases, because it keeps the brain processing sounds. There are a number of new HAs that will be specifically suited for SSD, and "complex HL" in the next few years ... so stimulating the hearing nerves for this young child now, could be very...

I have musical tinnitus ... it's exactly as if I'm "hearing" something, except I know I'm not. I have oddly "immersive" memory senses in general though. If I relax and think about something I can feel, taste, smell or hear what was happening in that memory... (I have APD, which might have...

If you're using your own ISP wifi, then yeah, when the power cuts out, your internet connection (including wifi) will also lose power and disconnect.