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I sleep with one on. I still have a 3 year old who I need to hear in case she needs to go to the potty in the middle of the night. My free ear is the one I use with my pillow, so basically I stay sleeping on one side only.

Ah, the story of my life. I am surrounded by hearing people only so I am the only hoh person they encounter. When I was in school my teachers thought as long as I sit in the front of the class I should be able to hear them perfectly. They didn't understand that when they turned their back to...

37 here! Shhh...don't spread it around! :giggle:

Yes I wear make up, I am a bare minerals girl here. :)

I am the complete opposite guys, when I was young (I got my aids when I was 5 years old) I always wore my hair up. All through elementry, middle school, and high school my hair was in a pony tail or a bun. I had long hair. Everyone knew I wore hearing aids and no one really cared. Now...

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I wear the analog Sumo's and I can hear my phone ring.

I love my Sumo's. I have the analog one's though since I didn't care for the digital ones.

This is an interesting thread. I carry batteries with me everywhere! In my purse, car, backpack...I even leave packs at my Moms house and my sister's houses. I hate getting caught without any batteries. I often joke to my husband that I run on batteries so I can't be without them! LOL As...

I would totally date the hot guy I passed up high school because I was a "good" girl.

I still have my stuffed bear from when I was 5. :)

I have my cc on all the time whether I am watching the tv or not. Everyone else in my family can hear fine but they are so used to captions being on it does not bother them at all. If I go to my moms or sisters house they will turn the captions on for me without my asking. The only time I do...

I wear two hearing aids. One I take off at night and put it on first thing in the morning. The other I wear it constantly, even while sleeping. I just sleep on the other ear.

The Golden State California. :)

Motherhood is a tough job. I have been on both sides as a stay at home mom and a working mom. Both are equally hard. I think the hardest part of it all is that your life is 100% devoted to your children, there is no more just you. I don't think I have had a day to myself since I had my...

I would eat plain toast first thing in the morning for nausea. With my first and second pregnancy I would try really hard to fight off the nausea and not vomit but with my third pregnancy I gave up and just went with it. When the nausea hit I just let myself be sick and I found that it helped...

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Yes, my audi told me that. He took away the compression and I liked it much better but then he told me that since the compression was gone the digital sumo was acting just like the analog sumo so why shell out all that money for the same thing.

I couln't hear anything until it hit 100mHz. With both my hearing aids on. If I take them off then I hear nada! After that it got really loud!

I wore analog all my life since I was 5 and when I was 34 my audi let me try the Sumo digital aids. Oh I hated them! My biggest peeve was when I entered a noisy place such as a resturant or something my aids would immediately get lower and muffled. I could not hear, not even the person across...