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Could it be because she couldn't see your lips if it was a regular land line phone? I guess I'm a little confused.

It's not really the beeps, its more when he says words and I have to repeat them and he lowers the volume after each word. I will have to find my test scores and I will most them, if I can read it correctly. lol

It's not really the beeps, its more when he says words and I have to repeat them and he lowers the volume after each word. I will have to find my test scores and I will most them, if I can read it correctly. lol

I also have the "inner voice" when I read. I guess I never thought of reading without it. Even as I type this I have it. This is a very interesting topic.

Thank you, I sure hope so

Welcome my fellow Minnesotan!

I do the same thing. I only shop the outer sides of the store, and everything I make from scratch, so I know how much sodium is in it. I had some really good years with no attacks at all. Then I went bilateral and it's starting all over again. Crap!

I hate when I get tested and it's a male that is doing the testing. Come on, I have mostly low range hearing loss. They are just setting me up for failure. lol

You're never too old. lol I don't care how old people are as long as they are dressed up they get candy.

Good luck. I hope they learn to support you and accept you for who you are, not the fact you can't hear them.

I have never had an attack during a hearing test. That would be horrible, seeing is how I get them at least once a month. They told me the same thing. " I don't know how much hearing you will lose, but you should learn ASL." They have me on Ativan and Valium. I also take a diuretic...

Thank you for making the sticky thread!

It would make since if they were connected. I am at the tail end of mother natures little gift and I had almost 2 hours of vertigo this morning and spent the rest of the day in bed.

I too was a lucky one that got it bilateral. I was told many times by my ENT that I would never get it in my other ear. Well last Aug I went bilateral. My ENT said he had never seen someone so young get it in both ears, so I was sent to see a specialist 2 hours away that I now see every month.

Oh no! I am so sorry. Were they able to do anything in the ER for you. There were a couple of times a thought about going but I wasn't sure what they would do.

Those pictures were beautiful. Very moving

I'm so sorry for your daughter. This disease is not fun to deal with at all. I spent most of my middle school grades home schooled because 90% of the time my world was spinning. Someone should start a thread that would be nice. Tim that is so nice you took the time to google it.

We have a family Halloween party and I don't know what I should be yet. That is a cute costume.

Crap, I guess it's not a secret anymore. Lol:lol:

That would be nice if it could just cancel out. Lol