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I am not sure what medical system you use but Cox and Mercy now both have apps that can be downloaded to your phone. This gives access to your entire medical file. You can make appointments through the app instead of calling the office. You can even email your provider questions and they get...

This experience is told often and it's a shame on those doctors. Not from a place of pity but I am sorry this is a reality for so many of you. Please know you have allies that try; myself among them. I try in my line of work to give as much of your "voice" to those doctors. I do NOT tolerate...

There are several people on YouTube that do a great job with it. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC5MIgD3lTZkKzTahvoJ9Kw/videos?view=0&sort=dd https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9MGNRfXnAFlg_KQWBWQCyg/videos ( she posted songs for year up until 4 months ago ) Hope these help!

They do include any service dog. They can not exclude; I'd make sure it had the vest on to let them know it is working and keep going as normal.

I took ASL classes at local community colleges and universities for my job. There is a site call SkillShare that has beginning ASL online. Bill Vicars is a Deaf ASL professor that posts his lectures online for free. ASLPRO.com is a site that helps me learn and gives quizzes for recall. All great...

They aren't my numbers. They were published by the CDC. You said you wouldn't air your disagreement as you do it?? That makes sense. It's fine to disagree but these are facts and not fake news. Hopefully that era is almost over.

https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/vsrr/covid_weekly/index.htm It's more than age and prior illness; nearly 60 thousand people 64 and under (including many children) died of the virus. Balance is good. Caution is good. This isn't just a flu. Even if a person doesn't die; there can be serious...

Language Deprivation is a diagnosis in the DMS-5. A developing brain NEEDS language and the best time to learn is from birth to 5 years. Learn sign together. There are sooo many videos on YouTube. Bill Vicars is a professor that posts his lectures for free. There are children's books read in...

I just put his video in another thread.

This man talks at length about being HOH; specifically having trouble understanding speech. I hope this helps. Barbaro was right; your doctor should have given you a referral to an audiologist. I'm sorry for what you are going through and hope help is on the way.

There are studies being conducted now to show that HOH is much more prevalent than we thought; 2020's new ways have exposed it. There are many types of HOH and hearing loss; including having difficulty with spoken language. Being able to tell Something is being said and understanding what is...

Have you tried SkillShare? It has a class for anything you could want to learn about; monthly or yearly fee is still less than a single college class. This might help you structure your day and find a new passion you never saw coming :) Hope this helps. Take care. Remember. We are all alone...

I will say I found a wonderful relationship that is going on 3 years on Tinder. His cousin found his wife on Tinder and they have been married two years with one beautiful child and one on the way. It CAN happen and isn't always a waste of time. I think it is all the your presentation and the...

That's wonderful. Thank you for sharing. I am so happy you have found relief and I hope it lasts.

Would you mind saying what pill the doctor gave you? I am a Deaf Advocate and if I could use the information to help a client; I'd love to know. If you don't mind. If so, that's ok. I respect your privacy.

First and foremost. LEARN ASL. It will give you options and confidence. You can find a community and resources to help. Deaf people can do all the things you want to be but everyone needs a language and communications go both ways. There are college courses, Bill Vicars (a deaf professor) posts...

Not many got it from being around him?? Over 30 of his staffers got it. It is HIGHLY contagious. Period

You're welcome :) Did any of those tips help? How was your weekend?

https://www.hear-it.org/How-to-live-with-tinnitus Welcome to the sites community. I hope you finds supports here :) Here are some ways to cope with Tinnitus. I hope it helps you. Take care

https://www.hear-it.org/How-to-live-with-tinnitus This site is full of tips and tricks. I hope it helps